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Payment gateway for , National Australian Bank
Payment gateway for , National Australian Bank
This module adds a new condition to rules that allows you to check if an address is in the EU.
It's a very simple module, but a very common use case.
This allows you to easily set up different conditions if you want to have alternative shipping for EU / Non-EU countries.
The Configuration builder module provides a Form Builder based, drag and drop interface for building custom, exportable, configuration pages.
This can be used to create a unified settings form bringing important settings (Site name, Google analytics account, etc) into one easy to manage page, or for creating custom settings forms as needed.
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An attempt to add helper functions, depedencies, and modularity to frontend Drupal code.
Adds the following function (backend):
Adds the following function sets (frontend):
This is a collection of modules for managing git repositories via Drupal. The module contains the following submodules:
Add unique barcodes to books.
Add barcodes to books without barcodes very quickly by providing an Add Barcodes form that will auto-increment the barcode field and allow Ajax autocomplete Book title form field that only autocompletes for books without barcodes for the current user.
This module allows users to login with either their username or the email address associated with their account. The module requires no configuration -- once installed, users can log in as usual with their username (the only noticeable difference is that the username textfield says "Username or Email Address:" rather than just "Username:") or enter their email address.
The Maintenance 200 module allows a site to return a Status code of 200 rather than the default 503 (Service Unavailable) code.
"But wait," you ask, "why would I want that? The site is truly in a 503 state and should report that." The reason you'd want to return a 200 is so that your CDN or caching layer (e.g., Varnish) will cache the maintenance page and serve it to new requests rather than passing the request down to your origin server.
Allows the cardinality of specific instances of fields to be overridden.
This currently only works with fields that use options widgets (ie select list or checkboxes), and only allows them to be overridden to be single-valued.
A more generic implementation of Stanford University Webauth module for Drupal. Webauth is an authentication system used for Single Sign On and used in a number of educational establishments.
This module was built by Olamalu Web Development for University College Oxford, and is being developed/maintained with members of the Oxford University computing community.