OpenPGP is the most widely-used e-mail encryption standard in the world. Originally derived from PGP (Pretty Good Privacy), first created by Phil Zimmermann in 1991, the standard is now defined by the IETF in RFC 4880.
This module provides encryption for Drupal's outgoing e-mails using GNU Privacy Guard, an open-source implementation of the OpenPGP standard.
This module creates a "Watchlist" tab for each user, which allows the ability to configure granular e-mail notifications based on 1.) the user performing the action, 2.) the content type of the node being affected, and 3.) the action being performed on the node.
This is simple module that adds a trigger when a user password is updated. It uses the built-in trigger module from Drupal core.
The trigger can be setup at build/trigger/node.
An action included in the Password Trigger named "Send password change notification e-mail" can send a tokenized email to the affected user. The email notification is sent to the email address set on the account before the password change in case the password change also includes an email change.
The email action can be setup at admin/settings/actions/manage.
The module provides API for other modules to send notification emails.
Install this module only if you use another module which depends on it.
The module provides user interface to edit email address, subject and body template using set of variables.
Managed Newsletters is an advanced taxonomy-driven newsletter system that features multi-level templates, group addressing, multiple newsletters, streamlined workflows, and Bacon Rolls!
This is an extension for the forward module.
The module provides notification to configurable email address about forward operation on the site.
This module is used to create email campaigns. It provides a node type which includes an email message and an email sending form, along with a form with which to gather information about the person sending the email.
The email will be sent and signed by the sender with a link to the web page from which it was sent.
To use this module, simply create content of the Email Campaign type and write the email subject in the subject field, the message in the message field, the (optional) destination email in the email field and some instructions if needed.
This module provides an interface through which users can subscribe to mailing lists run by procmail/smartlist
My shared hosting provider did not permit the use of mailman, but offers the widly used mailing list system smartlist which runs on top of procmail.
It is by far not as user friendly as mailman, but if you do not have the option, then you have to work with what you have, right?
Voucher Field provides invitation and discount vouchers for Content Types.
This module is not fully tested. Maintainers needed.
EXAMPLES:
- it could be used on registration forms (by using it with content_profile module)
GOALS:
- Integration with CCK, Date and Token
- validation of expiry date
- choosing how many times Voucher can be used
- changing how Voucher Code is generated
- user with specified permission can send e-mails with Vouchers
