User Access & Authentication

Description:
Ajax Login module is provided an ability to login and register with AJAX. This module provides a block with 3 links (Login, Create new account, Reset your password) for the anonymous user.
After clicking on one of these links user will be able to see a requested form in ajax modal window.
Submission and validation are being made with AJAX.
Also there is available special configuration for this block and for this module.
You can specify a kind of redirection or choose size parameters for current modal window, etc.

URBU modules supports the administrators to update all the user's role(s) at once. Administrators can select multiple roles to update and batch process will be used to update. So that very large number users can be updated in a single click.

This module will grant edit access to a node owner that has the "[nodetype] node: Edit own unpublished content" permission only when that node is not published.

The intended use is for the user to also lose edit access after the node has been published.

This a lightweight module will allow you to login to Drupal with a custom user field and password instead of username and password.
So, you can create a mobile field and allow users to login with their mobile number along with their passwords instead of username and password.

Important Note: You should make sure this field is unique field.

Recommended modules

• Entity Unique - For making your custom login field unique.

This is an initiative to create a standalone Single Sign-On solution for Drupal 8, inspired by the work done on https://www.drupal.org/project/bakery for D7.

This tiny module ensures a persistent destination parameter on user login page.

Given the following use case:

You redirect anonymous users to the login page, when they try to access a page they are not authorized to view and add the "destination" query argument in order to send them back to that page after successful login, e.g. www.example.com/user/login?destination=my-secret-page.

Headless login with OAuth 2.0

Provides single-sign-on support across second-level domains.

Drupal 7 only for now.

ONCE THE MODULE IS STARRED FIVE TIMES IT WILL BE RELEASED AS AN OFFICIAL MODULE.

-- SUMMARY --

Define per user on which environment they have access (dev, test, prod, etc). This is needed when cloning back the production database to other (e.g. test) environments. Without this module all defined users would have access in all environments. Something you usually would like to avoid.