This module provides a node template mechanism. "Template" here does mean a
sample node that has already some form elements filled and can be used to create
new nodes based on it. It especially does not mean a template in the context of
theming the output of a node.
Allows HTML5 autocomplete attributes to be set for form input elements to help browsers to autofill them. Speed up prospective form filling times by helping browsers autocomplete your form fields with the correct type of data. Alternatively, disable autofill suggestions if your webform fields contain sensitive information.
Add CC addresses to your webform emails. Includes a patch file for webform that only affects the layout of the email edit page. Module functions without any hacks to webform.
Compatible with webform 3.x
This is a test.
This module provides Core permissions to act as particular OG roles in specific group types.
In other words, it creates permissions of the form 'Act as ROLE in GROUP-TYPE' for each role and each OG group type. Granting this permission to a Core role gives it the same permissions as that OG role, in all groups of that type.
For example, you might want users with your 'site editor' role to be able to act as a 'board member' in all OG groups, without having to add them to each group, and without having to replicate all the OG permissions as Core permissions.
Provides a custom field type for storing multiple values per field item. When you configure the field instance, you define the columns for the fields. As an example a teacher may want to store the number of students that received each grade letter on a test:
This module provides a Views 3.x query backend for Intuit QuickBase, leveraging the QuickBase API module.
Clef is a replacement for usernames and passwords that lets users log in to websites using just their phone, instead of remembering passwords. Using 2-factor authentication, Clef makes authentication secure and easy.
This module allows users to log into your Drupal site using Clef.
Provides a category for the user. If the admin has been selected a category for this user when she is going to create new Article, this article would be relathed to the category
that admin has been selected for that user. If the admin has not been selected any category, the module look if there is a taxonomy with the same username. If not, the new article would be relathed with the taxonomy number 1.
The category is a taxonomy for the first vocabulary created and named by default "tags".
As admin, on the user creation or editation can select the user category.
