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DESCRIPTION
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Hashtags module allow users to create hashtags for their nodes using (#) sign.

REQUIREMENTS
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 * Taxonomy module

 FEATURES
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 * Module uses Hashtags filter which automatically will be added to Filtered HTML & Full HTML (if exists) input formats;
 * If you have old version installed - just run /update.php and pick 6001 version for Hashtags module;
 * Regular expression for parsing hashtags has been built according rules from hashtags.org

INSTALLATION
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 1. CREATE DIRECTORY

    Create a new directory "hashtags" in the sites/all/modules directory and
    place the entire contents of this hashtags folder in it.

 2. ENABLE THE MODULE

    Enable the module on the Modules admin page:
      Administer > Site building > Modules (admin/build/modules)

 3. CONFIGURE HASHTAGS

    Go to Hashtags configuration page: (admin/config/content/hashtags);
    Check for what content types you want Hashtags functionality to have and submit a form;
    Use (#) in Body textarea on node add/edit page to create hashtags.
    (For example: Body : "Enable the #module" will create #module hashtag.     
 
EXAMPLE
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Enable 'hashtags' module; go to (admin/config/content/hashtags) -> edit vocabulary for 'Hashtags'; 
check Page content type and submit form; go to Create Page form (node/add/page). Fill up title: 
Some title, fill up Body: "create #hashtags for their #nodes" and press Save; Doing so you create two 
hashtags - #hashtags and #terms. Where nodes body will be shown (node, node/%, taxonomy/term/% etc) the 
hashtags words turn into links of concreate term. For example, "create #hashtags for their #nodes" on (node/9) 
page is shown as "create <a class="hashtag" href="taxonomy/term/5">#hashtags</a> for their 
<a href="taxonomy/term/6">#nodes</a>".

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  2. DESCRIPTION

  3. -----------

  4. 

  5. Hashtags module allow users to create hashtags for their nodes using (#) sign.

  6. 

  7. REQUIREMENTS

  8. ------------

  9. 

  10.  * Taxonomy module

  11. 

  12.  FEATURES

  13. ------------ 

  14.  * Module uses Hashtags filter which automatically will be added to Filtered HTML & Full HTML (if exists) input formats;

  15.  * If you have old version installed - just run /update.php and pick 6001 version for Hashtags module;

  16.  * Regular expression for parsing hashtags has been built according rules from hashtags.org

  17. 

  18. INSTALLATION

  19. ------------

  20. 

  21.  1. CREATE DIRECTORY

  22. 

  23.     Create a new directory "hashtags" in the sites/all/modules directory and

  24.     place the entire contents of this hashtags folder in it.

  25. 

  26.  2. ENABLE THE MODULE

  27. 

  28.     Enable the module on the Modules admin page:

  29.       Administer > Site building > Modules (admin/build/modules)

  30. 

  31.  3. CONFIGURE HASHTAGS

  32. 

  33.     Go to Hashtags configuration page: (admin/config/content/hashtags);

  34.     Check for what content types you want Hashtags functionality to have and submit a form;

  35.     Use (#) in Body textarea on node add/edit page to create hashtags.

  36.     (For example: Body : "Enable the #module" will create #module hashtag.     

  37.  

  38. EXAMPLE

  39. -------------

  40. Enable 'hashtags' module; go to (admin/config/content/hashtags) -> edit vocabulary for 'Hashtags'; 

  41. check Page content type and submit form; go to Create Page form (node/add/page). Fill up title: 

  42. Some title, fill up Body: "create #hashtags for their #nodes" and press Save; Doing so you create two 

  43. hashtags - #hashtags and #terms. Where nodes body will be shown (node, node/%, taxonomy/term/% etc) the 

  44. hashtags words turn into links of concreate term. For example, "create #hashtags for their #nodes" on (node/9) 

  45. page is shown as "create #hashtags for their 

  46. #nodes".