What can you say works out of the box. Ok if you're a newbie you define your terms inside the Mambot itself -- not on your page. I'd give this an excellent rating if there were a wee bit more documentation and an easy for my client to add their terms themselves. And wouldn't it be nice... (don't mean to sound like Beach Boys here) ... if there were admin interface for the term records, but did the author say, FREE! ~cubefree

I was hoping this module would essentially produce a menu from my DocMan categories. It will only list the docs in a particular category. Somewhat useful I suppose.

What was really odd, is after publishing the module. Suddenly FireFox was asking me was to do with my index.php page, that's right the HOME page?! When it does not know what to do with a file, the browser will ask you to Save it or Open it. A PHP file??

I published it to the left module position, so nothing weird about my setup. This proved not very useful out of the box.

I like what he is offering, but what I did NOT like is that it puts a temporary content item in the Static Content Manager every time the page is viewed!!

Obviously this could get huge over time. I saw NO way to designate another table to deposit these records, so I gave up on the module.

If not for that I'd use this in many many places.