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REQUIREMENTS
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This module requires Drupal 6.x and PHP 5.2.x (or newer), and the following
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additional modules:
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* RDF API <http://drupal.org/project/rdf>
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INSTALLATION
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1. Copy all the module files into a subdirectory called
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sites/all/modules/relations/ under your Drupal installation directory.
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2. Go to [Administer >> Site building >> Modules] and enable the Relations
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API module. You will find it in the section labelled "RDF".
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3. Go to [Administer >> Site configuration >> RDF settings >> Relations]
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to review and change the configuration options to your liking.
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In particular, configure which Drupal content types you wish to enable
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relationships for. Enabled content types will have an added "Relations"
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tab, as well as (optionally) a "Related content" fieldset included on
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content creation/editing forms.
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4. Go to [Administer >> User management >> Permissions] to review and
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change the user role permissions for this module. You will typically
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want to grant at least the "create node relations" and "view node
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relations" permissions to the "authenticated user" role.
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5. (See README.txt for information on submitting bug reports.)
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