By leflores on

We just launched DefinitionSeek.com using Drupal. Our site provides categorized glossaries of terms of several areas of human knowledge. Currently we have glossaries of computers and internet, health and medicine, instrumentation and control, internet marketing and chemistry, and we are working in more glossaries that will be added soon.

We based most of the glossary functionality in the nodelist.module, although we heavily modified this module to create tabs for each alphabet letter, and to create a indexing function that search and highlight terms that appear in external pages.

We also create an AJAXSearch module to locate definition terms on the fly: http://www.definitionseek.com/ajaxsearch

Currently we are testing a module for Drupal Sites that will offer the same functionality of the glossary.module but without the need of adding terms by your self. See it at work
HERE

If you are interested in testing this module please send me a mail to leflores [AT] gmail.com.

Our site it is just beginning, we are be waiting for comments and suggestions of some new functionality, some interesting way to integrate our glossaries to your site, a new glossary to add, or almost anything else you could tell us.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.6.x

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dkruglyak’s picture

dkruglyak commented

Are you planning to share / contribute the module code ?

leflores’s picture

leflores commented

Yes, we will contribute the code of the gglossary and ajaxsearch modules as soon as we heve them tested. We believe we will have the gglossary ready in the following weeks.

Luis Flores
http://www.solutionsdepot.com

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guardian commented

what's the status with gglossary module ?
did you decide to make it available ?

regards,
G.

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guardian commented

any release date ???
i'm really looking forward to using this gglossary module

regards.

drupalec-1’s picture

drupalec-1 commented

an ajaxsearch module is something that a lot of users have been asking for, in order to make something like craiglist, a business review site, etc, etc. We've announced this in our news section.

is it possible to get a list of the modules you used?

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drupalec-1’s picture

drupalec-1 commented

How are the search results ordered?
http://www.definitionseek.com/internet_marketing/search_engine_marketing
There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reasonfor the results on this page.

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Drupal ecommerce, at www.drupalecommerce.com is a new site written using language that Drupal beginners and intermediate users can understand. It has about 300 unfinished pages. 2 tutorials for views module under "Modules"

drupalec-1’s picture

drupalec-1 commented

you might want to change your favicon icon. in the taskbar you look like drupal.org
here is how you do it
http://www.drupalecommerce.com/node/388
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Drupal ecommerce, at www.drupalecommerce.com is a new site written using language that Drupal beginners and intermediate users can understand. It has about 300 unfinished pages. 2 tutorials for views module under "Modules"

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trueMarketing commented

Hey leflores,
I like the design and 3 column design. I was wondering what you're using to display the categories on this page: http://www.definitionseek.com/sitemenu

I'm assuming it's the sitemenu module with a few tweaks, or possibly a custom one with much the same function as sitemenu.

The ajaxsearch is sweet by the way

Thanks

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