This module adds access control for showing or hiding the user picture field on the user edit form for users with appropriate permissions. Developed because organization doesn't want to allow users to admin their own photos - being done by an authorized party for quality control.
Redirect to a specified page after an administrator creates a user, based on the newly-created-user's roles.
This module depends on a new additional hook_user $op, after_insert, which must be manually added to Drupal core. Apply the following patch:
One or more users are selected.
All nodes that do not belong to those users are deleted. All users, except the ones selected are deleted.
Useful for refreshing a course website where some content written by certain users (such as the instructor and teaching assistants, for example) must be preserved but all student content and student accounts should be wiped.
Makes it possible for voting widgets (that leverage the Voting API) to hook into the User Points ecosystem. Sites using voting tools like Fivestar, Voting, or Latest and Greatest (to name a few) can now award their users points for voting.
User Points Voting API is sponsored by WebWise Solutions.
The User Points Top Contributors module works with the User Points module to create blocks and pages that list the maximum points earned by contributors.
The module does the following:
The undisposable module integrates an external service to check email addresses during user registration for disposable email adresses. User registration with such an email address is rejected and the user is informed about using another one.
The Latest Members module creates a block that you can use to show the latest members pictures (user pictures) on your site. You can also configure the block to show the number of pictures that you prefer. The default number of new user pictures is 6.
The Latest Members module does something similar to the Avatar Gallery module but with a different approach: it doesn't make use of an image map, simply a themeable set of user pictures.
A module that provide a simple block to show anonymous users what can do it and what cannot do before they register.
List of permissions is calculated from anonymous and authenticated roles and merged with order: deny first, allow after.
Additional we can set own allow and deny list of words and select who should see it.
This is useful when we have a website and we wish that users will register on our website and why they should do it.
This module is independent from any type of database.
This module confirms that a newly entered email can be received by the user. Currently if a user updates their email address there is no confirmation step to ensure that the new email address belongs to the user and is able to receive email.
This module adds Terms of Use and a [x] I agree check box to the registration page.
