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The Asset Manager is a module to allow administrators to manage CCK nodereference assets via taxonomy. There are two parts to AM, a tinymce plugin and a popup for assigning node reference assets to nodes on the fly.

History

The driving force behind this module was to be able to create a custom CCK
node type called an "Image" to replace the Image module. We really like the
imagefield module and imagecache and use these two modules extensively. The
problem was that there was no clean "Image Assist" type module to be able to
manage our assets, nor was there a way to keep a hierarchy of previously
used images.

We created this module to be able to create a directory like structure via
Taxonomy, and then as you add Images, assign them to this Taxonomy to allow
for re-use of these assets. Upon initial creation, we decided that it would
be great to extend it and be able to manage _any_ type of CCK node reference.

It only supports Images right now (out of the box) but can easily be extended
to support other types as well.

Installation

1. Enable module in module list located at administer > build > modules.
2. Add an Asset Manager field via CCK to any content type

To use this module, you can add it as a tinymce plugin as well as a nodereference field (assetfield).

Authors

Project created by Steve Rude (slantview), Bill O'Connor (csevb10) and Chris Fuller (cfuller12)

Sponsor

Project Sponsored by Achieve Internet

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