This module integrates cryptocurrency (over Cryptonator - https://www.cryptonator.com) payment methods in Drupal Commerce.
Currently module supports the following cryptocurrencies:
One Platform - All your payments!
The idea of this module was born on a project where instead of Commerce Customer Profiles, user profiles were displayed in the checkout process with Commerce User Profile pane module. Instead of creating new customer profiles for each order, a user can see and modify its current profile data in the checkout process. Because we still need to keep track of actual billing data for an order, we developed this module that saves actual revision id of an account to each order.
This module log the history of user updation. If a user update other user account than this module keeps track.
Example:
Suppose I have Three roles and all roles have permissions to update the users But I want to keep tracks when and which user update the users.
Configurations:
After installing the module you will get "User Log History". Clear the Cache. This view will show the User Updation history. Updated any existing user and refresh this view you will get the required information in this view.
The Git Issues module provides a Git core API layer for managing git issues from your Drupal website.
Install as usual.
Place the entirety of this directory in the /modules folder of your Drupal installation.
Navigate to Administer > Extend. Check the ‘Enabled’ box next to the ‘Git Issues’ and then click the ‘Save Configuration’ button at the bottom.
Populate module settings form with git base url and git user access token.
Provides integration with the Google Calendar API for importing event calendars. The default use case is that you would create an Event content type and use the Migrate API to import google events to your Event nodes. There is a Migrate source plugin included for this purpose.
Overview:
This module adds a Domain field to stores. It then uses this domain to resolve the current store.
This allows de.mystore.com to represent the German store. Drupal's language can also be configured to be negotiated by domain. This allows for one Drupal Commerce site and support for multiregional stores with their own domain.
This lightweight modules makes it possible to write <none> in the node title field to hide the title.
This module removes standard meta tags such as "canonical, short link, delete form, editing, version history, revision, development, development, development, token-devel", as well as the specified attributes from the link, for example "data-drupal-link- system-path »
Order and manage professional human translations.
