Permission Report calculates and displays permissions a user has and shows which roles grant those permissions. It also provides ability to list users in a role, look at role membership information, view which users have a particular permission, and dig down into complicated role and permission problems.
Already in redirects authenticated users who attempt to visit the login, user registration, or password reset URLs to an alternate destination instead (the /user page by default). This prevents authenticated users from getting an Access Denied error message. Optionally, the module can display a "You are already logged in" message when redirecting users.
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This module does what a lot of people know under staging. While you have a live version for all visitors, you can work on a new revision (or revisions). To set a newer revision live, you have to approve it in a workflow.
Provide HTML version of system email messages (welcome, password reminder).
Beta release, so check the issue queue before installing - there may be show stopping bugs.
This module allows associating certain ecommerce products with the Licensing module.
At the moment, the workflow is very basic.
This module extends the reach of Organic Groups' bundled Organic groups access control module by allowing node authors finer control over who can see their posts.
Organic groups access control gives node authors the option of making their posts Public, meaning anyone can view the node, even anonymous users; or Private, meaning only group members can view the node.
For Private posts, OG Access Roles gives node authors the ability to let users in selected roles view nodes even if those users are not in the group (or groups) where the node is posted.
The idea for this module was hatched here: http://drupal.org/node/674002
This modules ties author user roles to content, so that the content tied to that role is only publicly accessible if the author of that content has the specified role.
Example use:
User subscribes, get's subscriber role. The subscriber role is tied to 'company listing' content. The subscriber posts company listings and later cancels his subscription which removes his subscriber role. This module makes that content no longer visible.
Want to amaze your friends?
Sick of logging into drupal the "old fashioned" way?
Think that RFID access would be cool?
Then this module is for you!
To login to drupal, simply swipe the RFID tag and a browser will be started (if required) and logged in instantly as your user.
This module was built to enable instant login for Point of Sale with the ERP module by StratosERP.
The rfid_login module utilises services and a user login for security, whilst still enabling amazing convenience.
This module depends on the following modules to work:
It provides an action for the Rules module that allows you to send rule-based emails to all users with permission to view a specific node. It is the culmination of this issue: http://drupal.org/node/515626
Set role-based permission settings for blog, taxonomy, aggregator, and main site's RSS feeds. This module does not disable RSS feeds altogether: RSS feeds created through the Views module and others not listed here do not have associated permissions.
