User Access & Authentication

Overview

This module is an expansion of the already existing Mailchimp module.

This module was designed for businesses and organizations that have internal departments who need Mailchimp access but limited to specific lists and controlled branding templates. At the same time it allows management to continue to maintain a central database of lists through Mailchimp itself.

Allows Country-wise redirects.

No dependancies.

Library files downloaded from: http://shockmarketer.com/geoip-country-location-php-script/

You can download latest IP-country database file (GeoIP.dat) from above link and
replace it with /includes/GeoIP.dat

Features:

• This module provides country-specific redirections.
• Almost all countries are included.

Limitation:

The SAML SP module allows Drupal to function as a Service Provider. This means that users can authenticate to Drupal (without a username or password) via a SAML IDP (Identity Provider) that has been pre-registered with Drupal.

In case Domain Access module is used together with Organic Groups they might interfere with each other's node access rules. This module combines node access settings of the Domain Access and Organic Groups modules into a new realm.

Drupal's node access control works in a way that if any module grants access to a node for a specific user account then even if another module would block the access the user will still be able to access the node.

Overview
A simple module providing a method to redirect users according to an URL-defined parameter after logging in. Allows redirects toward non-Drupal location.

Features

This module uses the target databases to set a number of 'extra' databases in which the users can connect at login. The optional connection to an extra database is stored in the user data array so if you want to retrieve data from the extra database you connected at login you can use:
db_query($query, $args, get_target_database());

This module is deprecated.

This module is a plugin for both Ubercart and Drupal Commerce on Drupal 7 only to support all payment methods of GiroSolution AG. Currently supported:

• giropay
• Lastschrift (aka ELV or Direct Debit)
• Credit Cards
• GiroTreuhand
• GiroMobile

Note: GiroTreuhand and GiroMobile are in testmode only, if you need further details, please contact GiroSolution under www.girosolution.de

By default, Workbench Access provides editorial access control on node content. This module extends that functionality to also provide editorial access control on taxonomy terms.

Description

This module provides a way to authenticate a drupal user through the external "Unilogin" service.
Unilogin is a danish SSO service that is shared between educational institutes:
http://www.uni-c.dk/produkter/support/uddannelse/uni-login/index.html

This module is useful to attach a text based agreement as a form to nodes that require an agreement to be signed by each user. Examples of agreements include Content Acceptance Agreements, Non-Disclosure Agreements, End-User License Agreements, etc.

Agreements can be attached to Nodes of any type, and each node can have its own specific agreement for a specific year e.g. Node can have two different agreements for two different years, once the current year exceeds the agreement year that agreement will be replaced with the agreement of next year.