Link: http://drupal.org/project/keyword_autocomplete
Keyword Autocomplete lets you add autocomplete functionality to your site's search forms based on previously searched strings. The module saves keyword strings entered in search forms and increments a counter for the strings on subsequent searches. It then populates an autocomplete on search forms from these saved keyword strings in order of the most searched keywords to the least.
For: Drupal 5.
I caught Rashmi Sinha's slideshare presentation on How to Startup which had this slide in it. My interest was piqued because it equally applies to bloggers who want to measure the success of their blog.
In the first part, we learned to setup comments, categories, and the basics for blogging with Drupal. Now we install the modules that make Drupal a powerful blogging tool.
URL: http://< path to drupal website >/?q=admin/build/modules
Drupal's powers become manifold with its diverse modules. For blogging, these are the most important ones:
Drupal is a Content Management System - which means blogging is just a small cog of the big wheel of Drupal. This does make Drupal harder to use for blogging (as compared to Wordpress), but with these modules and settings Drupal can be a very good blog workhorse. In fact, it runs this blog too!
Download and set up Drupal 5.0 while following the installation instructions.
