User Access & Authentication

This is a D6 backport of the Services Token Access module.

Grant permissions to add products to cart by user role and product type.

Hides the add to cart button if user has no permission to add the selected product to cart. Validates the add to cart form submission accordingly.

A Drupal 7 port of webform_submissions_acl module.

Webform Submissions ACL provides a neat way to control per-webform who may view/download the webform results. It's worth noting that it doesn't use the ACL module's API, but its own database table. But it seems to work just fine.

There is an issue in their issue queue to finish up a D7 version, but it's not really gotten anywhere. People were probably just happy with the basic patches provided, and maybe added their own locally.

The Login Landing Page module is a lightweight module that enables the setting of the landing page to which a a user is redirected when they log in successfully.

The login landing page can be specified in the following ways:

The module adds "Confirm E-Mail" input right after regular e-mail field at user registration form, and verifies that the emails match.

The module does not have any configuration, the input is added when the module is enabled.

This simple module provides a "register link" to the user account menu, which is only visible if you are not logged in (anonymous users) or if you are logged in as the administrator.

The login and my account links are standard, the register button is missing! This module creates a menu entry with the appropriate settings.

This module allows site admin to grant and revoke permissions based on date.
Site admin must select which permission to be provided / revoked to which role and for a specific date interval.

This module enables site admins to select which permission to be granted on which date for a specific user role. This module dependent on drupal cron run to update the permissions. Site admin can update the permissions manually as well.

When cron runs or manually updated by site admin, all the permissions scheduled today for an update will be updated for specified roles.

Automatically added:
- First name
- Last name
- Personal code
- Birth date

GitHub: https://github.com/iliaivanov/Drupal-8-Estonian-ID-specific-profile-fields

Simple module to allow user to authenticate using the username or e-mail address associated with their user account. It does just that, I'm not intending to extend this into a Logintoboggan or similar.

See https://www.drupal.org/node/111317#comment-10112236 for why this might not work depending on your username set up.