Regex Registration Deny

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Small module that allows you to use regex to validate fields on the registration form.

While there are alternative modules to validate fields on the registration form, I found that none of them allowed for regex checks on the name and email fields on registration. They also seemed to be overly complicated or only allowed for checking on the username or email address.
This module is quite simple and allows you to check any textfield on the registration form.

Admin Protect

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This module protects users with the administrator role from being edited by users with user privileges who are not administrators. It also optionally protects the site account policy page from non administrators as well.

Video Comment FranklyMe

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Use this plugin to spice up your posts with video comments instead of boring text comments. Simply start by creating a new post, the video comment feature is added automatically at the end of the post.

This plugin places two-set widget. First, a sleek 'record video' button, and a video carousel at the end of all of your posts. Official plugin from FranklyMe.

It'll be shown to your audience once your post goes live, where they can take a video selfie (velfie) that'll be viewable by everybody on your site.

FranklyMe Widget

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The Frankly.me plugin for Drupal adds Frankly.me social plugins to your Drupal site and optimizes the experience of your audience through easy ask buttons and social widgets. Associate your Drupal site with side pane widgets and embed shortcodes for frankly.me ask button and social widgets. All features are deeply integrated with Drupal APIs to make building your webpages and administrative features as easy as possible with the extensibility you expect from Drupal.

Shield Pages

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Shield Pages modules allows the administrator to secure any page in your website by password. You just need to go to configuration page of this module and add path, password. After that the added path will be password protected.

This module allow administrator to set global password for all protected pages.This module allow administer to set multiple passwords for shielded page per path. This module provide bypass password protection of protected pages permission also. All the shielded pages will be accessible by users having this permission.


"Premium" Node Access

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Control and track "access" to content.

This module allows you adjust content layouts and access by requiring registration (or re-submission) of user details to a CRM.

Upon registering, a user session detail is recorded for the premium access. This can used with the provided Context condition to alter the specific node page and reveal additional blocks and fields.

Username regex filter

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This is a very simple module born from the circumstance that there is seemingly no other easy way to apply effective user name restrictions. The only module that would seem to be the right choice (i. e. User restrictions), favors a limited SQL'ish syntax, which feels uncomfortable to regex fans (like I am).

Simple Login

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Drupal ships with a user login block, but it's a little heavy for a lot of projects I work on. It includes the login form itself, and that's kind of a pain to style and might not have been considered in the initial design phase of the project. What I often need is just a more simple "Hello [user], Logout" link, or - in the case that user hasn't logged in yet, a simple "Login or Create Account" link.