This module defines context and access rules plugins for CTools (and Panels) based upon values of HTTP request header elements. The following headers are exposed into context and can be used as access rules parameters:
Chaos Tools
Enables a period of time to be set to throttle how often a password reminder email can be sent to each user.
This can be used to prevent a user being sent multiple password reminders by a malicious visitor that knows their username.
As a Drupal developer, it's very likely that you have saved passwords for several of your websites. This makes it easier when coming back to it after a while. However, there are several situations where this is not desirable:
For Drupal 7 watch the progress of the Authorization module.
For end-users where Drupal must coexist with generic authorizations systems with code-based attributes, this module should be flexible enough to be used and extended to interact with any Drupal component. Generally speaking, this module should serve as a generic authorization framework for dynamically granting users permissions and roles.
Any user on IRC who knows a bot's IRC handle can interact with the bot in a private chat. Bot Leash stops the bot from talking to strangers (users who are not in an IRC channel the bot itself is already on). This is useful if you use the bot in a private channel on a public IRC server, and other users on the server are not trusted.
This module allows you to quickly integrate the Janrain Solution into your Drupal websites, helping you to improve your registration conversion rates by allowing your customers to sign in, register, and share through their social network of choice, such as Facebook, Google, Yahoo!, OpenID, LinkedIn, Twitter, and many others.
Janrain’s Customer Identity Management Platform makes it easy for you to acquire and recognize customers across all devices and collect the accurate customer profile data you need to power more personalized marketing.
Enables an "Amazon.com-style" login page for Drupal.
Requires the Email Registration module.
Allows users to locally rearrange and roll up panes on the panel and save the state per account. Global state of the panel is not modified in the process.
Note! 7.x branch is in development and unstable, currently only available as a 6.x module.
If you're using non standard, custom layout template, please ensure that .panel-display class is present on root div of your panel layout template.
Pincode Login module provides the ability to log in using only a 4 digit pin code.
This is made possible through the use of Drupals external login API.
Pincode Login provides functionality to:
- Automatically create Users, with a unique pincode.
- Logging in to a site using previously generated pincode.
Functionality for creation of pincode users is exposed through the Rules module (http://drupal.org/project/rules).
Alternatively the pincode_login_register($username, $mail) function can be used in a module or php snippet.
The pincode login module does not provide any out of the box rule sets or gui for the creation of users and distribution of pincodes, as this logic will vary greatly depending on each use case.
Functionality for logging in is provided through a login page or a block.
Do you want to allow anonymous users to comment, but also want to ensure that the email addresses they enter are THEIRS? Not So Fast creates a new column in the comment approval queue labeled "Email is verified?". When anonymous users post comments, an email is sent to the address they specify. The email contains a link which, when clicked, will register their address as being verified. Site administrators can then determine whether to approve or delete comments based on this new criterion.
