Drupal module
See Additional Results in Search Engine Referrers Module for Drupal
A simple example of a change in module code to provide additional control in viewing results with the Search Engine Referrers module in Drupal.
The search Engine Referrers module for Drupal is a module that allows you to see recent search engine queries that led visitors to your website. As the module's project page on Drupal states, the Search Engine Referrers module is intended to be very simple and lightweight. It does not create additional database tables or log entries. It simply provides a display of certain existing data already stored in Drupal.
The module's settings allow you to see up to 50 most recent entries per search engine. We currently use a modified version of the module on Web New Castle. You may find that if you only check statistics periodically (like us) or if you have a high volume, you want to see more than it's current limit.
The search Engine Referrers module for Drupal is a module that allows you to see recent search engine queries that led visitors to your website. As the module's project page on Drupal states, the Search Engine Referrers module is intended to be very simple and lightweight. It does not create additional database tables or log entries. It simply provides a display of certain existing data already stored in Drupal.
The module's settings allow you to see up to 50 most recent entries per search engine. We currently use a modified version of the module on Web New Castle. You may find that if you only check statistics periodically (like us) or if you have a high volume, you want to see more than it's current limit.
New Version of Custom Node Template (Free Drupal Module) Released
Version 1.4 of the Custom Node Template module for Drupal provides several new features including thumbnails.
The new features in version 1.4 of the Custom Node Template module for Drupal includes support for thumbnails, CCK, and Vertical Tabs.
Now, instead of just having a list of node templates displayed in the settings when creating (or editing) a page on your Drupal site, you have the option to show thumbnails as well. For those who are more graphically oriented, you can create thumbnails in the form of a PNG image to represent a node template. Simply add these to your Drupal theme (main folder). In order to have a thumbnail image displayed next to the template name, you only need to give the image the same name as the template (minus the extension).
The new features in version 1.4 of the Custom Node Template module for Drupal includes support for thumbnails, CCK, and Vertical Tabs.
Now, instead of just having a list of node templates displayed in the settings when creating (or editing) a page on your Drupal site, you have the option to show thumbnails as well. For those who are more graphically oriented, you can create thumbnails in the form of a PNG image to represent a node template. Simply add these to your Drupal theme (main folder). In order to have a thumbnail image displayed next to the template name, you only need to give the image the same name as the template (minus the extension).
