User Access & Authentication

This module will allow to login to Drupal with RFID tags.

On May 26th 2011 a new EU originated law came into effect that requires website owners to make significant changes to their sites and may fundamentally change the whole web browsing and shopping experience for everybody.This Cookie Law is amended privacy legislation that requires websites to obtain informed consent from visitors before they can store or retrieve any information on a computer or any other web connected device.

This module abstracts authorization consumers, such as Drupal Roles, Organic Groups, Workbench Access Sections, and providers, such as LDAP, into pluggable consumer and provider classes. Originally the initial classes came out of the LDAP project, but they are needed for some other authorization models and were already designed to be decoupled from the LDAP groups providing the authorization.

This module is a requirement for the 8.x-3.0 branch of LDAP authorization and contains the ldap_authorization_drupal_roles module renamed as authorization_drupal_roles.

Anonymous theme selection gives administrators and anonymous site users an interface for switching themes, while retaining page caching for the website.

It is useful in a number of cases:

This is a small module for developers that provides a plugin based API that hooks into the user authentication process (using the form API).

The idea is to make it easier and quicker to provide additional/custom authentication steps during the user authentication process as developers can use this module and just implement one plugin class without having to touch the Form API.

This can be useful for custom validation logic and particularly authentication using external/custom web services.

Sample implmentation:

This module is intended to allow anonymous users to create nodes, but force registration in a modal pop-up box before they can submit nodes.

This is for Drupal 6, and for use with the Modal Frame API
This work is based off the modal frame register module by jghyde in the Modal Frame Contrib Package.

Replaces standard Drupal password hashing functions with simple unsalted MD5 password hashing.

NOTE: This module degrades the security of a standard Drupal installation. This module replaces usage of includes/password.inc. This module is not recommended for production environments, but may be required in cases where upgrading legacy systems necessitates retaining an unsalted MD5 password in the Drupal users table for whatever reason.

This module sponsored by ProtonRadio.com.

This module aims to integrate the squid-cache with Drupal.
Squid is mainly used as a proxy server not as a cache handler. However you can use this module in anyway you want!
TODO: Add more descriptions

Uses the HappyCaptcha web service to improve the CAPTCHA system.

HappyCaptcha is a free CAPTCHA service which developed on Hint-Challenge-Response approach*. We are focused on enhancing the user experience on your website.

Captcha services today are making life difficult for the user. Instead of asking the user to input difficult and boring text, HappyCaptcha offers a cute and friendly user experience.

Overview

This module aims at allowing users to subscribe to a site or part of a site. A subscription can have different types (bronze, silver, gold, etc) and also different statuses (pending, active, grace period, expired, cancelled) .

Each subscription type can define an optional length in days for subscriptions and also a grace period, in which subscriptions expire but are left active for a few more days, giving the user a longer time frame to renew his subscription.