Releases for Nodereference Explorer

Bug fixes:

#554400: Fatal error: Call to undefined function nodereference_explorer
#549722: No Explorer Widget when lightbox2 is installed

Bug fix:
#527612: Wrong arguments passed by reference

New features
- Plugin architecutre: Nodereference Explorer can now be deployed on an field type. This requires some coding.
- Full support for link field type. Have a look at the subdirectory "plugins" if you are curious.
- JavaScript settings are now delegated to the client cleanly, no more settings with redundant values
- Miscallenious code clean up

Nodereference Explorer README
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Authors
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Gottfried Nindl (gnindl: http://drupal.org/user/421442), Web Developer, OSCE (Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe)
Velimir Alic (valic: http://drupal.org/user/406104), Web Architect, OSCE (Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe)
Benjamin J Doherty (bangpound: http://drupal.org/user/100456)

Release Notes
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The overall purpose of the Nodereference Explorer module is to provide a comfortable and user-friendly way of referencing content.
Content authors should be able to link internal arbitrary nodes, e. g. content types such as pages, stories, news, images etc.,
to each other. Typical use-cases are for instance:

* Reuse of assets, such as images, audio and video clips for display on other pages
* Providing a list of links to internal pages

While the nodereference module is great about creating internal references of your content's website its inbuilt widgets (autocomplete,
select list or option boxes) for user input aren't very comfortable. The Nodereference Explorer is therefore supplied as an additional widget
built on-top of the nodereference autocomplete widget. The autocomplete widget is enhanced by an explorer-like selection dialog which

While the nodereference module is great about creating internal references of your content's
website its inbuilt widgets (autocomplete, select list or option boxes) for user input aren't
very comfortable. The purpose of the nodereference explorer module is to provide more user-friendly
input, exploration and search possibilites. It is therefore supplied as an additional widget
built on-top of the nodereference autocomplete widgets. The autocomplete widget is enhanced
by an explorer-like selection dialog, where nodes can be picked by simple mouse clicks. Further
keyword searches as well a taxonomy driven search supports the user to find easily the demanded content.
For images it offers a thumbnail generation possibility and a simple preview.

Most features concern the usability of the widget input which are:

- Autocomplete keyword search
- Taxonomy/category-driven search
- Modal selection dialog (resizable & draggable)
- Full-featured selection table with column sorting/toggling/hiding/resizing,
result paging, thumbnail and lightbox preview
- Thumbnail and thickbox enabled view of images
- Teaser (content only) themes stripping of header information for front end
- Multiple selection and ordering support
- View support
- ...

This module is developed in scope of the OSCE 3.0 website relaunch.

Quick start Guide
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