Actively maintained

This lightweight but highly configurable module adds a Site Disclaimer text and an "[x] I agree" checkbox to the registration page.

Site Disclaimer can contain items like:

• Terms of Use/Terms of Service
• Legal Terms & Conditions
• Acceptable Use Policy
• Privacy Policy
• any other legal statements

Visitors are required to accept the terms to register for an account on the website. Administrator can later revise any of the terms and Site Disclaimer module will require all registered users to accept the revisions upon their login.

This small module addes an tab and an page on
user/
user/password

its very easy but i dident find it anywhere.

Limit submission, useful with form has limited resource

Live Calculator is coming..

You will be able to:
configure the calculating logic without any codes
live calculating and display in fields forms
live calculating and display in your own forms

Thinking:
drag and drop elements
hierarchical structures

Overview

Provides a Webmoney payment method for Drupal Commerce.
After enabling the module, go to admin/commerce/config/payment-methods and setting payment.

Documentation

Check the README.

Features

Test account - for testing purposes only.
Live account - for processing real transactions.

This module permits group administrators to choose default roles to be assigned to members upon joining a group.

It also provides a hook for other modules to define conditions that may be evaluated to determine additional roles to be granted.

CoderDojo editor role and associated permissions

Skins provides a set of general-use skins for use with the Skinr module. Install Skinr and Skins and enable Skins, Skinr, and Skinr UI to configure the display of blocks, views, panels, panes, and nodes through an adminstrative UI. See the Skinr project page for documentation on how to use Skinr.

Credits: Skins includes skins originally packaged with the Fusion theme.

CKEditor Link File provides integration between CKEditor Link and File entity, allowing editors to link to files from within CKEditor. CKEditor Link File gives editors three important tools:

Drupal Module (core 7.x)

This module displays a block with the users avatars who are online, if they don't have avatar, the module displays a default image, if the user is not registered on the page, the module display a default one too, which can be changed in the folder module.

You can set the block to show only registered users or anonymous, you can also control the number of users to display, default is set to display a maximum of 20.

In the permissions pannel you can control the visibility of the block.