UC File Retro is a lightweight module that allows store administers to retroactively add a new file download (as part of the "Features" tab in an Ubercart product) to anyone who has previously ordered that product.
This project integrates Drupal with the Church Community Builder Church Management System (ChMS).
This module extends the FileField module to allow you to provide a simple text string as a code users must enter before they can download the files attached to a specific file field. There is a new widget type called "Private Download" which adds a form field on the node add/edit form as a required field against the relevant file upload field where you can enter your download code. On field display, instead of being presented with the files users are presented with a box to enter the download code.
This module depends on the following modules to work:
It provides an action for the Rules module that allows you to send rule-based emails to all users with permission to view a specific node. It is the culmination of this issue: http://drupal.org/node/515626
Automatically downloads and updates your translations by fetching them from localize.drupal.org or any other Localization server.
This module is integrated into Drupal 8 core.
To improve the efficiency of translation updates, I advise to exclude custom modules and features from update checks. Configure Disable update at /admin/config/regional/language/update.
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This project is a suite of modules that will add time tracking features to any node or any nodes comments.
Automatically convert certain classed links to modal popups and provides an API to add custom modals quickly and easily.
With this tool, you can cause links to automatically open in modal dialogs. The module's code simply examines all links in a document and turns any link with the designated CSS selectors (by default, the class automodal), and turns those links into modal links.
For example, by default it looks for links like this:
Merges Profile2 forms into user account form.
Profile2 by default creates an additional tab for each new profile assigned to a user.
Alternatively the submodule "Profile2 pages" provides a separated pages for viewing and editing profiles.
BUT there was no way to integrate profiles into account's user form.
This module does it. Now every profile (admin/structure/profiles/manage) can be "merged" into account user form with a single checkbox.
Core collection of Features for the OpenPublish distribution.
