Module Description
This module is just a formatter (display) of textfield, text area and text format. The idea behind this is to provide a simple solution, easy to setup, with few dependencies to display text on website.
Implementation The trim function in this module is taken from Views module with a few modifications.
Integration Of course, this module is fully compatible with any modules that use entity formatters, such as Views or Panels
Besides that, this module is extremely useful when you use it with view modes. In order to create a new view mode, you can implement the hook_entity_info_alter() or install Entity view modes module.
Dependencies
* Text (Drupal 7.x Core)
* Filter (Drupal 7.x Core)
Installation Download the module and simply copy it into your contributed modules folder: [for example, your_drupal_path/sites/all/modules] and enable it from the modules administration/management page. More information at: Installing contributed modules (Drupal 7)
Configuration After successful installation, browse to the "Manage Display" settings page, for the entity (Node content type, for example) with a text field, text area or text format, choose Advanced Text from the formatters list.
Options:
* Trim length: The maximum number of characters the a field can be. Set this to 0 if you don't want to cut the text. Otherwise, input a positive integer.
* Ellipsis: If checked, a "..." will be added if a field was trimmed.
* Word Boundary: If checked, this field be trimmed only on a word boundary. This is guaranteed to be the maximum characters stated or less. If there are no word boundaries this could trim a field to nothing.
* Token Replace: Run token replace on this field.
* Filter: Filter the value of this field.
* None: No filter.
* Selected Text Format: Use the format that is chosen by user when he inputs the value.
* Limit allowed HTML tags: A list of HTML tags that can be used.
* Drupal: Filter this field by using Drupal's filters.
* Allowed HTML tags (when Filter is Limit allowed HTML tags): Specify tags which should not be stripped.
* Format (when Filter is Drupal): Drupal's filters.
* Convert line breaks into HTML: Converts line breaks into <p> and <br> in an intelligent fashion.
Optional If you want to display the list of available tokens, you just need to install Token module, then go to Manage Fields page, edit the field, and select the "Show available tokens in field's description" (see the 4th and 5th screenshot)
Known issues Since 7.x-1.4, you will be able to insert token to a CKEditor 3.5+ AND TinyMCE 3.x editor (by clicking on the token as usual). For other WYSIWYG editors, I don't have much time to work on and I'm very appreciated if someone can help me for adding support for those editors.
But please remember that you still can copy the token and paste into your editor.
Implementation The trim function in this module is taken from Views module with a few modifications.
Integration Of course, this module is fully compatible with any modules that use entity formatters, such as Views or Panels
Besides that, this module is extremely useful when you use it with view modes. In order to create a new view mode, you can implement the hook_entity_info_alter() or install Entity view modes module.
Dependencies
* Text (Drupal 7.x Core)
* Filter (Drupal 7.x Core)
Installation Download the module and simply copy it into your contributed modules folder: [for example, your_drupal_path/sites/all/modules] and enable it from the modules administration/management page. More information at: Installing contributed modules (Drupal 7)
Configuration After successful installation, browse to the "Manage Display" settings page, for the entity (Node content type, for example) with a text field, text area or text format, choose Advanced Text from the formatters list.
Options:
* Trim length: The maximum number of characters the a field can be. Set this to 0 if you don't want to cut the text. Otherwise, input a positive integer.
* Ellipsis: If checked, a "..." will be added if a field was trimmed.
* Word Boundary: If checked, this field be trimmed only on a word boundary. This is guaranteed to be the maximum characters stated or less. If there are no word boundaries this could trim a field to nothing.
* Token Replace: Run token replace on this field.
* Filter: Filter the value of this field.
* None: No filter.
* Selected Text Format: Use the format that is chosen by user when he inputs the value.
* Limit allowed HTML tags: A list of HTML tags that can be used.
* Drupal: Filter this field by using Drupal's filters.
* Allowed HTML tags (when Filter is Limit allowed HTML tags): Specify tags which should not be stripped.
* Format (when Filter is Drupal): Drupal's filters.
* Convert line breaks into HTML: Converts line breaks into <p> and <br> in an intelligent fashion.
Optional If you want to display the list of available tokens, you just need to install Token module, then go to Manage Fields page, edit the field, and select the "Show available tokens in field's description" (see the 4th and 5th screenshot)
Known issues Since 7.x-1.4, you will be able to insert token to a CKEditor 3.5+ AND TinyMCE 3.x editor (by clicking on the token as usual). For other WYSIWYG editors, I don't have much time to work on and I'm very appreciated if someone can help me for adding support for those editors.
But please remember that you still can copy the token and paste into your editor.
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7581
Security Covered
Covered By Security Advisory
Version Available
Release Candidate
Module Summary
This module aims to provide a simple solution with few dependencies for displaying text on websites, including trimming text and integrating with entity formatters like Views or Panels.
Data Name
advanced_text_formatter