Profile Complete Percent

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Profile Complete Percent (PCP) is an add-on to the core Profile module or the Profile2 module. It allows administrators to select profile fields as mandatory for a user to achieve a 100% profile completeness status.

Pagination (Node)

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Pagination (Node) allows the main content of arbitrary node types (Page, Story, etc...) to be paginated according to one of three methods:

Method 1: Content is paginated by a selectable "words per page" count.
Method 2: Content is paginated by manual breaks, inserted by the content creator.
Method 3: Content is paginated by manual breaks, based on <h3> tags.

OG Titles

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Organic groups Titles is a small module that extends group membership to include arbitrary titles with which you can add to Organic groups views. Titles are per member and arbitrary strings. Examples of titles are strings such as "Chairman", "Secretary", or "Really Cool Dude". These can be accessed via Views. More screenshots can be found on the project page linked below.

Drupal 8

Pending Organic groups release.

NikePlus

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The NikePlus module allows you to sync up your run data from the nikeplus.com website. Currently, the module provides a block that displays a summary of your runs, as well as view that provides two displays: a page view that lists out your individual runs and a block view that displays the info from your most recent run.

This module requires Views.

Blog Aid

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Helper module for bloggers. This module contains some usability enhances for content creation and blog managemant. It reduces the mouse clicks. This 1.x version designed for one user blog sites, not multi blog sites!

"Blog Aid adminblock"
contains some link
- create content for all enabled node type
- approve new comments (if Comment module is enabled)
- approve new trackbacks (if Trackback module is installed and enabled)
- file manager (if IMCE module is installed and enabled)
- My account
- Administration
- Logout

Anonymous publishing

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Anonymous publishing increases your control over anonymous publishing on a site.

  • Anonymous publishing (posting without first having to register) may lower the threshold for authorship and entry to a site.
  • It may also be an requirement for certain sites that deal with sensitive issues that anonymous publishing is allowed.

Its intended audience are site developers and administrators that want to lower the threshold for participation, enhance privacy, or both.

GnuPG

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This module will encrypt outgoing mail your Drupal site if the recipient has uploaded a GPG key to the profile.

Both profile module and user fields will be supported.

There will be an option to not send any body text in case there is no key.

File integrity check

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This module does not protect your site's file integrity. Only you can do that by configuring the site correctly and by not installing insecure software. It can be used to check a Drupal site for file integrity breeches.

This module lets the site maintainer “fingerprint” an entire site (except the files below the public:// upload directory) when it is in an untainted state. It can then be configured to periodically compare the site to this “fingerprint”, and report the following: