This module migrates user profile data to content profiles in either node or CCK location fields.
Initial development of this module was sponsored by industrytrader.com
This module allows you to quickly integrate the Janrain Solution into your Drupal websites, helping you to improve your registration conversion rates by allowing your customers to sign in, register, and share through their social network of choice, such as Facebook, Google, Yahoo!, OpenID, LinkedIn, Twitter, and many others.
Janrain’s Customer Identity Management Platform makes it easy for you to acquire and recognize customers across all devices and collect the accurate customer profile data you need to power more personalized marketing.
The Simplenews RealName module allows you to send personalized newsletters with the Simplenews module by collecting the name of the subscribers, which will be available in the messages as token.
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The goal of the Ktimetracker module is to track, in real time, the hours which users spend on different tasks. When activitated for a content type, it adds a "Punch" button which allows starting or stopping the tracker, plus a comment field for the punch in progress.
The list of sessions can be viewed on a dedicated page which shows the total time spent, and offers several options for grouping and filtering results. The module also provides a block with an autocomplete field for punching into a node by specifying its name or node ID. The module is also integrated with Views.
Warning! This is an alpha release. The API has not been finalized and some functionality has not been completely implemented.
This module is developed by Koumbit.org, which uses it internally for project management.
You can get a newer version of the code at https://redmine.koumbit.net/projects/ktimetracker
The User Import Framework (uif) module provides simple, extensible user import via CSV (comma-separated value) files. The guiding philosophy is to make the import process as simple as possible for the end-user (the user doing the import). Hooks allow the developer (you) to add the bells and whistles you need, e.g. content_profile (D6), core user fields or profile2 (D7) support, while providing a framework which takes care of the tedious aspects of the job (forms, input parsing).
This project has moved to http://drupal.org/project/user_management
A feature module which provides greater administration over users than a vanilla Drupal install.
Module implements a view and facilitates performing bulk operations
In an effort to minimise the duplication of administrative views based modules this module is being deprecated in favour of the Admin Views module.
A feature module which provides greater administration over users than a vanilla Drupal install.
Module implements a view and facilitates performing bulk operations against user objects.
This project is designed to facilitate MARKETING AUTOMATION rules for drupal sites. The module serves as a locally hosted replacement for 3rd party services like Pardot, Marketo or Eloqua, allowing you to track individual user paths through your site and assign rules for marketing automation in the form of drip campaigns triggered from user interaction. For example, imagine a user comes to your site and downloads a whitepaper... with this module installed, you can assign rules for automated marketing to these prospects, like sending an email offer or assigning them to a particular list.
The Homographic Usernames modules prevents people from creating user accounts with homographic usernames. That is, they may not create usernames that *look* the same, but use letters from different alphabets. This prevents impersonation attacks.
The User Role Summary module provides a block which gives a summary of each of the user roles which exist, and which when clicked go directly to the user admin page filtered for users of that role type.
For example, the block might contain something like the following:
- Administrator (1)
- Basic member (328)
- Full member (7251)
- On-hold user (114)
- Suspended user (504)
You will see that in brackets is the number of users who have that role.
