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- Profile2
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- Maintainers:
- * Wolfgang Ziegler (fago), nuppla@zites.net
- * Joachim Noreiko (joachim), joachim.n+drupal@gmail.com
- * Rick Jones (RickJ), rick@activeservice.co.uk
- This modules is designed to be the successor of the core profile module. In
- contrast to the core module this module provides a new, fieldable 'profile'
- entity - leverage the power of fields!
- Installation
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- * Copy the whole profile2 directory to your modules directory and
- activate the module.
- Usage
- -----
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- * Go to /admin/structure/profiles for managing profile types.
- * By default users' profile information is displayed on the
- account view page (/user/X). The relative positioning can be
- controlled using Account Settings -> Manage Display
- (/admin/config/people/accounts/display)
- Profile titles
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- A new feature in 7.x-1.6 gives each profile an unambiguous title.
- Previously, profile titles defaulted to the profile type, which was
- ambiguous, and contained other bugs. In this release the default
- profile title is "<type> profile for <user>".
- This format is a translatable string, so can be easily customised.
- If you have locales installed you can use that, otherwise the
- String Overrides module provides a simple way to replace text in
- the current language.
- The string to override is "@type profile for @user". To simulate
- the previous behaviour (without the bugs), just use "@type".
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- Profile pages
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- Maintainers:
- * Wolfgang Ziegler (fago), nuppla@zites.net
- * Rick Jones (RickJ), rick@activeservice.co.uk
- This module provides alternative ways for users to view and edit their profiles.
- There are two options, instead of integrating with the user account page.
- 1. Generate a separate page for users to view and edit their profiles.
- 2. Display the profile in a separate sub-tab of the account page.
- In this case the editing mode of the profile is unchanged.
- These options are mutually exclusive, but are set per profile type, so different
- profiles can display in different ways.
- Installation
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- * Once profile2 is installed, just active the Profile2-pages module.
- Usage
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- * The module's options may be enabled per profile-type by checking one of the
- checkboxes "Provide a separate page for editing profiles." or
- "Provide a separate tab for viewing profiles." in the profile type's settings.
- * In the first case, users with sufficient permissions (check user permissions)
- receive a menu item in their user menu, next to the "My account" menu item.
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