The Hotspot modules provides integration between Drupal and captive portal access controllers. Use with CoovaChilli or a compatible access controller to turn your Drupal website site into a captive portal. Have users login, sign-up, or buy access - anything is possible in Drupal!
Anyone wanting integration with other access controllers or routers is encouraged to contribute!
This small helper module can be used to track value changes in form submissions. Only install if required by another module.
Use this helper module to track changes in node field values via form submits. This tracking can be useful e.g. in cases where actions should be triggered only if a value has been changed.
To test if a field's value has changed, evaluate the global variable $form_changes any time after form validation has occurred.
Sample code:
This project will provide a suite of usability testing tools that will allow data to be recorded and analyzed in order to make improvements to your site and modules. This suite can be used for both remote and local usability testing.
Particpants in a usability study will get an individual environment which allows the participants the flexibility to start and stop their test as needed and even switch computers, making remote usability testing more friendly.
Collect nodes is about collecting nodes "on the fly", either from a full node (with an additional block) or from a list of nodes (views). It's also about making collections (IE: being able to list, thanks to views integration, the collected nodes).
Authenticates an IP to a User with Associated Roles.
Note: The difference between the Drupal 5.x and 6.x versions of this module are substantial. So substaintial, that I would only use the Drupal 6.x version. For Drupal 5, you may want to look into: http://www.drupal.org/project/ip_login -- Be sure to thank the developer for coming to the rescue and providing a functional module and strong support to those who are having issues.
This module has been abandoned by the original maintainer. The project page has been recreated for the benefit of existing users. As of now, there is no maintainer so please don't start using this project. If you are already using it, you can continue to use it but there will be no work done on it until a new maintainer is found.
This is a simple messenger module (ajax).
It allows registered, active users to send messages to on-line and/or off-line users.
API module for converting regular string-type variables into ones that can be configured with PHP.
Comes with an example module that makes user_mail_welcome_body and site_name variables configurable with PHP.
Initial development for Code Positive.
Please contact Todd Nienkerk if you are interested in taking over maintenance of this module.
This module allows a site admin to mass change the published, promoted, sticky, and commenting status of nodes per content type. The following actions can be performed en masse:
There are better systems for doing XMLRPC calls, e.g. look at http://drupal.org/project/services
The XMLRPC API exposes two functions - in most cases you will only want to use one.
xmlrpc_api_query($xmlrpcuri, $method, $arguments)
xmlrpcuri supports this format:
[http/ssl]://[Basic:Digest][user:pass]@[name|address]:[port]/[path]
Note two things:
This module is no longer supported. See Stage File Proxy for a newer, better supported module that does the same thing.
File Defer is a module which searches for missing files at a remote location.
The primary use is for stage or development versions of a website. If you have a development version and a live version of the same drupal site, you can set up the dev site to look for missing files on the live server, negating the need to hand transfer those files while testing.