User Management

The module allows users in a Drupal site to add their blogs to their profile. Administrators will have the option of approving selected blogs upon which the blog gets added to the Syndicated Feeds on the site and the content of the blog will get syndicated to the content in the site through the Feed module. This allows users to add their blogs to the site through a moderated channel. The development of the module was sponsored by Malayal.am

The account_sync module allows you to synchronize drupal user account data across
multiple Drupal sites. It currently supports basic account information as well as the drupal core profile module. It also has very basic single sign-on support.

This module uses XMLRPC to transmit data between sites when updates are made so
there's no need to have your sites running on the same database, server, or on the
same subdomain.

For Drupal 7, check out https://drupal.org/project/node_authored_select which has some added features.

Transforms the autocomplete Author field on node add/edit forms to a select widget. That way, the user doesn't have to guess the first couple letters of the desired username. Instead, he/she can just browse the select box and find it.

Note that this module isn't really useful for sites with many users because the select box will be so big.

Create just one block with the logged on user's picture, if he/she has one. In addition, User titles, points and badges are also displayed, if there are any.

After installation, go to Site building > Blocks and enable the block.

It probably makes sense to only enable for authenticated users, and perhaps only on specific pages.

Creates block registration forms for specified roles when using 'Auto Assign Role' for registration. If you would like to provide your registration forms from the Auto Assign Role pages as blocks to your users then this module is the solution. Any specified role under the administration settings for Auto Assign Role will then have a block to place wherever one likes.

Depends on Auto Assign Role (naturally).

D7 Development

We will wait for an official D7 release of Auto Assign Role module.

This module allows for taxonomy vocabularies and terms in Drupal to be mirrored with groups in CiviCRM.

Dependencies

This module requires the CiviCRM module.

This module allows you to specify role specific fields. When creating a new field, you specify for what roles this field is enabled.

Fields are only visible and editable if an account has a specific role.

This role does not determine access controls for visible fields, use the field permissions module for that. When a field is visible, it can be edited. If a field is not visible, it cannot be edited, not even by the administrator.

Invaded by spammers? The Ban and Unpublish module makes it easier to clean up after registered spammers and other problem users by implementing a bulk operation. It finds and unpublishes their damage globally.

This is a simple module to let users store their location on the edit account page. It uses HTML5’s geolocation API and stores latitude and longitude. How you use that data is up to other modules.

It was used on Drupal.org when Drupal.org used Drupal 6.

Allow site administrators to put customized registration forms into blocks. These blocks can also behave as profile editing forms.

This module integrates with Content Profile.

Dependencies: Chaos Tools

This module is sponsored by Pronovix.