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The glossary module scans content for glossary terms (including synonyms). The glossary indicator is inserted after every found term, or the term itself is turned into an indicator, depending on the site settings. By hovering over the indicator, users will see the definition of that term displayed as a "tool tip." Clicking the indicator leads the user to that term presented within the whole glossary or directly to the detailed description of the term, if available.
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Gotcha intercepts the Contact form submission and checks an inserted hidden field to catch spambots. If something is there, Gotcha simply returns to the front page and ignores the message. The attempt is logged and saved in the database. If the field is empty, then the message is scanned by the Spam module<, which has very good filters for catching spam. If everything looks okay, the message is passed on through to the Contact module for normal processing.
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Helpers is a collection of functions to help developers work smarter and faster.
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To simplify it a bit, the Site Documentation module picks up information from various places within the Drupal environment. Some of the information comes from internal arrays, some is derived from system calls, and some comes directly from the database tables. This information is pulled into a report that can be used to document the site. In addition, it will detect some problems that may exist in your installation, and optionally correct them.
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SiteNotes introduces a new content type, called, coincidentally, "sitenotes." It also creates a menu item in the Admin » Site building menu, where it's available only to privileged users; it's even protected by Access Control. So now all those little Post-Its™ and other scraps of paper can go right into your database where you can find them again. Create "How To" notes for your users, theme changes, CSS modifications, special code notes, and keep them safe AND available.
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This add-on module adds another tab to the Spam administration page that allows Spam module administrators to examine and modify the tokens used by the Bayesian filters to determine the probability of content being spam.
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Allow an administrator to associate image with taxonomy terms or vocabularies for display with the terms.
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A collection of data related to an application.

An application set that is designed to produce web sites and edit code. For some uses, it constitutes an IDE, in others it is inadequate for that.

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An open-source content management system that is used on this site and is taking over the world.

Interactive Deveopment Environment - a collection of tools or applications that allow a developer to produce, test, and document code.

The technique which points to another page, anywhere on the Internet, from the current page.

A Unix variant that has become very popular. It has itself spawned numerous variants, although not all of those enjoy open-source status.

Recursive acronym for "PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor" - is a widely-used Open Source general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for Web development and can be embedded into HTML.

Project Management Professional is a certification issued by the Project Management Institute< and is sort of like a CPA for project managers. The certification requires a certain amount of base and continuing education, experience, and passing a monstrous test. Some employers require it for project managers.

A type of database that more closely resembles a flat file, yet is accessible by a full-featured query specification.

Unsolicited email or web site postings that are undesirable, usually containing links to other sites.

Structured Query Language - a language for accessing a database.

For web sites, this refers to the "look and feel" of the site. It is also used to describe the code to produce that look.