FACTOR TWO is a combination of Drupal 7.0 module and Mobile HTML5 application which together provide simple to use and manage 2 factor authentication mechanism.
This module provides users the chance to edit content they created without having to login. It shows a link to the user after submitting content, which can afterwards be used to edit the node.
This modules allows users to login to from Drupal into Blackboard without re-entering authentication credentials. The Drupal session is recognized in Blackboard.
A module to ease the frustrations with the core Drupal registration system.
Prevent users from logging in to your Drupal site unless they know the secret key to add to the end of the login form page. ( default: http://example.com/?q=user/login&admin )
If your site has clean urls enabled you may use http://example.com/user/login?admin instead.
Provide External Auto LogIn
This module allows multiple views access plugins to work together on a single view. When chosen as the access plugin in the views UI it provides a form which allows you to choose more than one views access plugin to combine, and also by what method to combine them - the options being "blacklisting" (AND) or "whitelisting" (OR).
Note that the branches & releases of this module mirror those of the Views module.
This module aims to allow site admins to grant granular administration privileges to "Deputies".
Site admins with the appropriate permissions can select which modules are visible to 'Deputised' users (who have the normal permissions to use the modules settings form). So the Deputies can change which modules are enabled, but certain modules can be hidden from them.
Any hidden modules which are enabled remain enabled when Deputised users make changes.
A common use case is to remove the ability to switch on the evaluation of PHP code.
Second-factor authentication for Drupal sites. Drupal provides authentication via something you know -- a username and password while TFA module adds a second step of authentication with a check for something you have -- such as a code sent to (or generated by) your mobile phone.
Module integrates Allies postcode lookup services (UK only) with Ubercart.
postcoder.com offer postcode lookup. The developers and maintainers of this module are not affiliate with Allies in any way.
The module currently only interacts with Ubercart, however further builds will support site registration and general drupal usage.
