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Inserts into all your pages a lightbox style login form.
Inserts into all your pages a lightbox style login form.
Thumbnav provides a mobile friendly framework for using a website on a touch-capable device. It provides support for a variety of navigation methods on mobile as well as an API for developers to add useful links based on being mobile. It comes with out of the box support for the Quo.js library (drupal module), thumb friendly "split thumb" approach to navigation as well as a mode called "Mobile app". It doesn't rely on Quo or anything else but has built in support should you be interested.
The User Homepage module lets users choose a specific page of the site as their homepage. Users with a homepage will be redirected to this page upon successful login on the site.
The module provides two blocks. One of them allows users to save the current page as their homepage, and the other allows them to reset their homepage so that they are no longer redirected after login in.
Provides a html list shortcode. Works with the shortcodes module at http://drupal.org/project/shortcode
The Simple LDAP project is a set of modules to provide Drupal integration with an LDAPv3 server. It is an alternative to the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) module, with a much narrower focus, and a smaller feature set. The goal of the project is to provide very basic LDAP functionality which should cover most common use cases. Any edge case functionality or site-specific requirements can be implemented using a helper module.
This module seeks to enable Drupal to act as an Identity Provider for SAML enabled applications (Drupal or others). The main goal of this module is to allow development of future rich identity providers using Drupal Themes, Views and other capabilities. It is planned to allow Drupal Views to feed attributes into SAML assertions generated in this module.
While there's nothing stopping you from just pasting Gumroad share links in your node bodies or creating a Gumroad share field on your content types, this module aims to encourage a more structured, integrated approach to selling products with Gumroad on your Drupal website.
Beyond architectural normalization, it also introduces a standard way to handle Gumroad's Webhook and Ping APIs in Drupal. Those looking for a more advanced e-commerce solution should use Drupal Commerce.
Google Analytics Sync allows to synchronize information from Google Analytics to Drupal saving information in node_counter table.
Information is synchronized in periodic intervals (via Drush or Cron) and after being available in Drupal can be used for generic statistics, or for
creating views representing most popular items.
The module is specially useful for sites using a CDN or a Reverse Proxy in front of Drupal that can not use the normal statistics module.
Configure correctly Google Analytics Reports to connect to GA API using your key.
This is a simple creation inspired from this post on CSS3Create. It's quite simple as you can see, all images are contained in a .scene3D class which contains another div.flip and this div contains an image and a div with the hidden title.
The module provides like button for one of the most popular Russian social networks VKontakte.ru (vk.com).
Rather than having to manually copy/paste the button code from vk.com for each piece of content you (or your users) create, this module will automatically add that code to the end of each chosen node type. You are able to add a Like button which likes a given URL (static, e.g. your homepage) or/and put a dynamic Like button on your page to like the page you are actually visiting.
The module provides similar functionality to Facebook Like Button module for Facebook, which was used as an example. The module allows site administrators to customize all the options for the button (size, style, text) provided by vk.com at the moment. Drupal 7 only is supported for now.