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This module provides a field type for Password Confirm.

Features:

* Fields similar to the password field used in user registration form.
* Javascript based on line validation.
* Save Password settings for

• Drupal based encryption for password value
• Plain text password value.

* Show Password on node form

• Plain Text
• Dotted Value

INSTALLATION:

1. Place the entire password_confirm directory into your Drupal sites/all/modules/ directory.

This is a module that allows Drupal sites to use the Novero API to manage virtual telephone number system.

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It is common for users to accidentally enter their password in the username field of login forms. Often, the username field will have something like this when it is submitted: `usernamepassword`. By default, Drupal stores these failed login attempts in the watchdog table. Effectively, this stores passwords in plain text in the database and allows users with `access site reports` to see them.

This module adds an extra check before writing this message to the table. If the provided username is not a valid user, the IP address is stored instead of the username field.

This simple module adds a new filter for each field created on the site. Specifically this filter see if the entity has at least one element or not in a particular field.

For example you could create a view with an exposed filter to see which contents have at least one term in the Tags field.

After you enable the module , you can find a new options in the filter criteria for each field. These end with ":has_item"

Dependency:
Views

This module exposes the Mobile Commons API for use from within Drupal.

• Wrapper function for API calls
• Simple administration page for authentication details

Requirements:
Mobile Commons PHP Library - https://github.com/dosomething/mobilecommons-php/

Roadmap:

• Better documentation
• Tests

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This module integrate a payment method called Khipu from Chile and this is only used in this country.

MIGS (MasterCard Internet Gateway Service) 3-party payment processor for Commerce.

Used by ANZ eGate, CommWebb, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Bendigo Bank, and other banks worldwide. Payment gateway for EFTPOS in New Zealand.

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