A collection of preconfigured Views to add to the dashboard of your Open Atrium groups.
Currently includes:
Additional submissions are welcomed.
Kit-compliant.
The Alerts module provides a means for managing alert banners that may need to appear on a site. The alerts can be placed in several ways including placing a block on the page, placing a place-holder on the page for a client-side include to attach to or using edge-side includes. In this way it is very flexible for sites using heavy caching schemes to still have alerts placed or removed in a timely manner.
RedHen is a Drupal-native CRM initially designed for common nonprofit needs, but built for flexibility. It has classic CRM functionality for managing information about contacts, organizations, and their relationships between each other and your organization (like memberships). It also knows some modern tricks (like engagement tracking) and customizable one page donation forms, and stuff you'd hope for in a website-integrated CRM (like event registration integration).
The douban module integrates with the douban.com's API to let users log in using their douban login.
A support module for the Drupal Commerce project that allows payment methods to implement 3D Secure support in a consistent way.
Currently utilised by the following modules:
This modules enables you to print your own barcode lables by adding barcode images created by the Barcode module to the PDFs of Avery label layouts supported by the Mailing Label module.
This module will allow you to add Time-based One-time Password Algorithm (also called "Two Step Authentication" or "Multi-Factor Authentication") support to user logins. It works with Google's Authenticator app system and support most (if not all) OATH based HOTP/TOTP systems.
If you want to protect uid 1, you have to enable the option 'Protect my account with two-factor-authentication' on user/1/edit!
Synchronizes MERCI Reservations to CiviCRM Activities. This module was developed with funding from Greater Manchester Centre for Voluntary Organisation
Automodal URL will allow you to pass a path in your URL to be loaded as a modal frame upon page load. One concrete example of this would be to have the user add a profile upon registering.
The way to accomplish the above example would be by adding a class="automodal" to your node/add/profile link, then, upon registration, redirecting the user to ?q=user&automodal=node/add/profile.
This module allows users to remove the "hide show summary in full view" check box on selected node types.
After hiding this checkbox several times on different sites, it made sense to abstract the logic.
Admin page: admin/settings/hideshowsummary
Permission needed to view: 'administer content types'.
