User Management

As we know at the time of "Cancel user accounts", we have four options in drupal core that are following.

1. Disable the account and keep its content.
2. Disable the account and unpublish its content.
3. Delete the account and make its content belong to the Anonymous user.
4. Delete the account and its content.

This module has a feature to add one more option, to assign the content to admin while cancelling to selected users.

New option is:

"Delete the account and make its content belong to the administrator."

Allows roles to inherit permissions from other roles.

Use Role Group.

RNG is an event management module for Drupal 8 created in the spirit of Entity Registration (Drupal 7) and Signup (Drupal 6). Users can create registrations for events, and event managers can manage these registrations.

See the quick start guide for setup instructions and basic configuration.

RNG 1.3: The Registrant Update

See RNG 1.3: The Registrant Update for an overview of this update.

This module replaces the "Default user picture" with the user's initials. So when the used didn't upload a picture, the website displays JD for John Doe, or simply A for Admin.

Using the module

Simply enable the module. That's all. No settings needed. It even comes with default CSS (see screenshot) and Views integration.

Similar module Profile 2.

Differences:

• This module used account form displays but original Profile 2 used profile type fields;
• This module used local tasks tabs.

This module adds a bulk provisioning (currently only Drupal -> LDAP) by user roles functionality.

To make it work please first configure ldap_user. Second, test your configuration with a single user with the test functionality of ldap_user.

Visit admin/config/people/ldap/user and click the new link 'Bulk provisioning Drupal to LDAP' to use this module.

Git access:
git clone --branch 7.x-1.x http://git.drupal.org/sandbox/haggins/2414219.git ldap_bulk_provisioning

Use user account fields as extra fields.

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Summary

This module provides a simple API to feed credentials, and returns a status message after verification.
Script for apache (external vhost) included.

Use cases