This module provides blocks and an admin management interface to integrate a Drupal site with the WhatCounts (http://whatcounts.com) Web API service. Functionality is quite minimal at the moment, providing only a pair of simple "smart" subscription blocks which disappear if the (logged-in) user is already subscribed to the list in question.
Allows users to select one or multiple roles during registration. This module differs slightly from other similar offerings as the user is also optionally allowed to change their role selection(s) when editing their account settings.
Configurable admin settings:
This module is incomplete. Nodeaccess Userreference is what you should use.
With Userreference Access, site administrators can choose to give additional view or edit access to users who are associated with a node by userreference fields.
This module was originally developed by AgaricDesign | A Multimedia Collective.
This module provides a wrapper layer around authenticated and anonymous users so that they can be treated as one and the same by modules that wish to act on both in the same way.
Sometimes we wanted to be able to allow some users to add other users, but not change any user's password.
This module:
This module attaches a node to every user. Unlike Usernode this module does not use the author as link between user and node.
Send an email to a user when a new role is added to their account. The message is configurable with a number of tokens.
Looking for a new maintainer. rfay does not intend to continue support for this into the future, and no D8 release is planned. . Note that the rules module is probably the right way to do this these days. For inspiration, use this article.
Gives users the option to be sent a notification if they have been inactive for a set period of time.
This was originally developed for the Transformation Team to send people automatic reminders if they have not been doing the lessons in the course for some time.
This module allows users to be given the permission to create subusers. The subusers may then be automatically assigned a role or roles. The parent of the subusers then has the ability to manager the users they have created.
To customize the subuser related settings please visit admin/settings/subuser. Make sure you take a look at the subuser permission available and assign them appropriately.
Depends on views 6.x-2.x.
This module protects critical users from being deleted in the following ways:
- Catches user/*/delete requests to protect users 0 (anonymous), 1 (admin) and current user.
- Protects user 1 and current user from being deleted from user administration.
- Removes delete button from user edit form for user 1 and current user.
