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open gmap in new window
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Fix to map link
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Adding another formatter: Address and a Google Map link
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Correcting a small bug in the way viewfield adds a "default" flag to the "super default" fields. It wasn't a problem with form submissions, but programatic submissions were tossing an error.
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Fixing up the new cool "super default" feature: if a node does not override the default (via a checkbox on the form), no data is stored in the db (pros and cons to that). On load, the node is populated with the default values so that it appears to have a default view and args. However, admins can update the site wide default for all nodes at once. Very convenient. Frankly, this feature should be moved to CCK proper, but I don't care to fight that battle. Enjoy it in viewfield!
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#171551 -- Removing a views filter bio needed now that it is in views.
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Golly, there sure are a lot of changes in this checkin. 1. Viewfield now supports "smart defaults" where if you update it on the field admin page, it updates for all nodes. This is huge people. And it should be a feature of every CCK field. 2. Better recursion handling. 3. Upgrade path for people using the old arg style, but who want to switch to token. 4. Better use of views hooks. This could be better yet. 5. Misc other stuff. This is probably still unstable, but it's totally rad and you are encouraged to try it out.
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Need to load the entire bio node when taking over the profile page. bio_for_user just returns the node id, so to get the title for the page, we need the entire bio node.
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Initial commit of Node Cloud. Node Cloud reuses the popular "tag cloud" idea, but allows one to use nodes as the items in the cloud, instead of terms or tags. Node Cloud is a view plugin that presents the data returned from the view as a cloud of text, with the importance of each node indicated by the size of the text. For more information, see the README.txt
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Checking in the new geo_devel module, for geo developers. This module is the wildwest. Put whatever you need here. Also checking in srid.inc, which holds a giant array of SRIDs and some useful labels for them. This was generated using geo_devel.