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    Drupal 7 Modules

    By Richard Underwood

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    About this ebook

    'Drupal 7 Modules' is the second book in the Drupal 7 series by Richard Underwood, and provides information on seventy-modules that will make your Drupal website into the killer website you want it to become. The book covers all forty-four core modules, explaining what they do, which ones should be activated, and how to configure them. It then goes on to show how to configure a further twenty-one other important modules plus a further five that some of those twenty-one require in order to function properly.

    Want to know how to add a Google map, rotating images, a site newsletter or survey? Want to know how to schedule pages to be published automatically whilst you are away on holiday, or to create a slideshow of your images? It's all here, and more. Get to grips with panels, master views, create a taxonomy and add a forum. The modules listed include most of the most popular and most frequently used modules for Drupal 7.

    The book contains all the following:

    INTRODUCTION

    SPEEDING UPDRUPAL

    INSTALLING CORE MODULES

    UNINSTALLING MODULES

    ORDER OF ACTIVATION

    CORE MODULES
    Aggregator Module
    Block Module
    Blog Module
    Book Module
    Color Module
    Comment Module
    Contact Module
    Content Translation Module
    Contextual Links Module
    Dashboard Module
    Database Logging Module
    Field Module
    Field SQL Storage Module
    Field UI Module
    File Module
    Filter Module
    Forum Module
    Help Module
    Image Module
    List Module
    Locale Module
    Menu Module
    Node Module
    Number Module
    OpenID Module
    Options Module
    Overlay Module
    Path Module
    PHP Filter Module
    Poll Module
    RDF Module
    Search Module
    Shortcut Module
    Statistics Module
    Syslog Module
    System Module
    Taxonomy Module
    Testing Module
    Text Module
    Toolbar Module
    Tracker Module
    Trigger Module
    Update Manager Module
    User Module

    INSTALLING ADDITIONAL MODULES

    ADDITIONAL MODULES
    Advanced Help Module
    Backup and Migrate Module
    Chaos Tool Suite Module (* Required by another module)
    Date Module (*Required by another module)
    Facebook Like Button Module
    Global Redirect Module
    GMaps Module
    Google Analytics Module
    Libraries API Module (*Required by another module)
    Location Module
    Meta tags Module
    Mollom Module
    Panels Module
    Pathauto Module
    Rate Module
    Redirect Module
    Scheduler Module
    Simplenews Module
    Tiny MCE
    Token Module(*Required by another module)
    Views Module
    Views Slideshow Module
    Voting API Module (*Required by another module)
    Webform Module
    Wysiwyg Module
    XML Sitemap Module

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRichard Underwood
    Release dateMar 17, 2012
    ISBN9781476176512
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    Drupal 7 Modules
    Author

    Richard Underwood

    Richard Underwood’s wide range of publications is a reflection of his wide range of experience and interests.He joined the medical branch of the Royal Air Force straight from school and served in hospital and medical centres at home and abroad. After leaving the air force he became a student mental health nurse before becoming a police officer in Greater Manchester.He later became a minister of religion for twenty-years, being ordained and commissioned as a Salvation Army Officer and later becoming an Industrial Chaplain to the Fishing Industry as a Superintendent with the Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen. Throughout this period, he was also undertaking ongoing training as a counsellor.On leaving the ministry he became a civil servant at a Government Office in Leeds where he specialised in Technology and Innovation, and became the Company Secretary of a Regional Technology Network before becoming a staff counsellor for the West Yorkshire Ambulance Service, and Chief Executive of a national counselling charity.He spent two periods as a welfare rights officer, one with Bolton Social Services and one with Salford Social Services, both in Greater Manchester, providing training and advice, and representing clients at Social Security appeal tribunals.In his late fifties he moved to Suffolk where he became a sheltered housing manager until his retirement. After retirement he returned to nursing, working on acute mental health wards at Ipswich hospital for several years until his seventieth birthday when he moved back to Droylsden, Manchester where he lives with his wife and from where he is engaged in writing and research.In his seventies he has been writing his Ann Perkins Detective Agency series of novels and conducting the research necessary for his series of popular science books.He can be contacted via his website at https://richard-underwood.com

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