This module extends core PhpassHashedPassword check method by making an additional check following the CakePHP passwords hash methodology.
You would need it in the case of users migration from CakePHP to Drupal and resetting the passwords is not an option for you.
This integrates the revisioning module with entitycache.
There had been three problems:
- a) Entities loaded directly as revisions (even though the current revision is the live revision) and hence having no entity caching at all.
- b) Entities loaded as revisions, but that need the draft / latest revision.
- c) The whole cache was cleared by revisioning module by calling node_load($id, NULL, TRUE), which led to entity_load() clearing the whole persistent cache when any node was saved.
This plugin prevents people from registering with disposable email addresses like the ones provided by mailinator (also known as throw-away email, one-time email). It protects your most important asset, your registered user base, by preventing contamination by fake accounts. This plugin working principle is similar to spam blacklists.
This module exposes an API that makes it easier to migrate the values of an existing field in one entity to a field of the same type on a different entity.
For example, if you are moving a field from a Product Display (of type "node") to a Product Variation (of type "commerce_product"), you would first setup the product variation with an instance of the field, then use this module to copy the values of each existing product display to its corresponding product variation. Once complete, you can then remove the field from the Product Display.
PixelPin OpenID Connect is a module for authenticating with PixelPin using the OpenID Connect API.
PixelPin OpenID Connect allows you to connect your website to PixelPin and let users authenticate using passwordless pictures. With PixelPin OpenID Connect module, your user's to log in to your website using their PixelPin pictures. With PixelPin OpenID Connect, user's will no longer need to complete numerous forms for a successful registration.
Step-by-step installation instructions can be found on our dedicated developer site:
Node Template Selector (adapted from Template Picker) gives content creators a list of templates to choose from as they create nodes. The templates in this list are auto-discovered in your site's default theme through a simple naming convention (node--content-type--tp*.html.twig).
The ability to pick templates is used to assign page templates in Wordpress, and this module is a port of similar functionality to Drupal.
This module integrates the newer sharethis functionality with a Drupal site.
Download using your method of choice (composer recommended) and enable the module in your site.
Once enabled you can visit the settings form at /admin/config/user-interface/sharethis
Configuration for the D7 version happens on the block's config form.
Administer provider scald maximum size file upload and extensions allowed.
With this module you can configure for each enabled provider that uploads files, the maximum size of the files to upload and which are the extensions allowed.
Values set in the admin UI using a system_settings_form() are stored directly into the variables table in the database. These values can be locked down by defining them in the $conf array in your settings.php file, but that is not reflected in the UI, which makes for some frustrating user experiences.
