Minimally maintained

Version 7.x-1.x provided "two useful features which Drupal itself is missing: a simple permission to allow downloading of private files by role, plus the ability to combine both public and private downloads".

Version 7.x-2.x removes the "global" permission and implements a per-directory by-user and by-role filter instead, to let the administrator better tweak the whole website and increment the overall security.

Description

Reply is a D7 answer to entity comments.

Reply is basically a fieldable entity so you can create a 'review', 'comment', 'forum post' or whatever you like by creating bundles and attaching fields to them. Such bundles can be attached to any fieldable entity by 'reply field'.

This module extends Profile 2 by allowing you to specify an Email field that will be synchronized with the user account email field. When a user updates the specified email field in their profile, their user account email field will be updated. Similarly, when the user updates their account email, the profile email field will be updated.

This module extends Profile 2 by allowing administrators to create privacy levels as predefined groups or sets of profile fields on a per role basis. Users can then select from among the privacy levels to apply access control to their profile.

Requirements:

Profile 2

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Contact synchronization for integration with pMailer.

This module provides users with a links to view previously sent newsletters.

Adding meaning to referenced entities by another with auto-tagging.

Image Attribution is a module that looks for Attributions for images in an image's alt field. This is particularly useful for news and content websites that use and image and need to give proper credit to the image's author or content owner. (For example, you could cite Getty Images as the source of an image, or an individual photographer, or an image shared under a CC-License, etc.)

This code is based on the outstanding work of the Image Caption module by David Thomas.

Backport of a Drupal 7 patch where PHP errors are reported to watchdog with a corresponding watchdog error level. By default, Drupal 6 reports every PHP error as a watchdog error, irrespective of the PHP error level.