Port of the OpenID Provider module. Based on @mikecar's code in #983128: Drupal 7 port of OpenID Provider-#10
Development is sponsored by Delo, biggest Slovenian daily newspaper.
Port of OpenID Single Sign On Provider module to Drupal 7.
A port of the OpenID Single Sign On Relying Party module to Drupal 7.
Port of the OpenID Client AX module to Drupal 7.
Drupal sites are subject to web-bot registrations that target Drupal's /user/register url.
The Members Page module was crafted to fight this nuisance by creating a dedicated members page and registration page. The latter is available even if /user/register access is blocked. For added security, both page locations (url's) can be changed. Web-bots simply don't know where to look.
The Members Page module is available for Drupal versions 6 and 7.
Simple module that sends emails to all moderators configured in Forum Access when new Forum Topics are posted to their Forum. There a dozen other ways to do this, but if you already configuring moderators in forum_access this makes notifying them a one step process and doesn't require several additional modules.
Once new Forum Topics are create, we used Comment Notify to allow people to subscribe to future posts to that topic.
Adds a data alter to expose the 'owning domain' of content to search_api. Adds config to search pages to restrict the results by the current domain - or any custom domain.
This module is useful for sites that share a guest account by more than one person. For example, if you have a conference website and want to provide a special download area to conference participants, you may consider creating a role "guest" and one user "Guest user" that only belongs to that role. At the conference you provide the username and password of that Guest user to all participants.
Like the Anonymous user, the Guest user should not be able to edit anything on the site, but just have additional view (download) access. Drupal core lacks to support this situation. It only offers you disallowing the Guest to edit her username, via the "change own username" permission, but may still allow the Guest to edit other profile items such like password, e-mail address, upload photo, custom profile fields and other settings. This module closes this gap.
This module offers the possebility to grant per field access to a specific user Role.
Module aims to comply with the EU Cookie Laws affecting EU based website.
In Summary the law states that websites must seek permission before setting cookies, as an opt-in approach rather than an opt-out approach. The Law has been deferred for one year, and with any luck will be binned as unworkable. But there is no harm in being prepared. http://bit.ly/p6S3BM
