SlContact_xt is the Drupal's port of my Joomla! 's module that you can see there : http://joomlacode.org/gf/project/slcontact
This module is a full all in one solution to :
This module provides the ability to have more fine-grained control over what users with the permission 'administer permissions' can configure. You can decide which user roles will see a limited permissions table at admin/user/permissions, and who has unrestricted access to it. The modules allows you to lock certain permissions and / or certain roles. This means that these permissions / roles will not be available for configuration to a user with limited permission configuration rights.
This module creates a single secret code that is required for users to register on a site. Its useful for sites that need to have registration open on the internet where the visitors are instructed (either in person or via email) of a secret word or phrase to use to register on the site. For example, if there is a site for a class the facilitator can start the class with registration instructions including the secret code.
The multisite_user_profile module works in the following scenario:
You are sharing a user table among multiple Drupal sites.
You are NOT sharing profiles.
Each site enables profile module and creates a textfield.
As users fill out their profile, this module will mirror their profile data
into the data portion of the user object.
So each site has access to the other sites' user profile data by looking
in $user->multisite_user_profile.
User Queue is a module which is functionally quite similar to Nodequeue. It allows you to create multiple queues, add users to them, and order the users within the queue. Queues can have a maximum number of items, or be unlimited.
This very light-weight module allows additional permissions to be created and managed through a administration form. It uses the menu access system to allow or dissalow access to it.
On the administration page a user is able to create a permission with name and path(s).
These permissions can then be assigned to roles on the permissions page.
28-Jan-2012: I no longer have time to work on this module and no longer use it in any projects I'm involved with. Please contact me if you're interested in maintaining it.
Comment Login adds a user login section to the standard node comment form. This allows users to log in at the same time that they post a comment, and remain logged in thereafter. This module has the effect of disallowing anonymous commenting, but still showing the form to anonymous users with the requirement that they also supply a valid account to post.
This is a helper module to address some problems in Drupals language behaviour.
Subscribe users to organic groups.
Existing user can be subscribed to an Organic Group by filling in an autocomplete field with their username.
In development: New and existing users can be mass subscribed to an Organic Group by importing data from a CSV file.
