Douban is a sub-module of Chinese Social Networking Authentication. It provides an option to user to login with his Douban credentials.
Intershop and Drupal don't follow the same schema about password storage.
Drupal uses SHA512 algorithm, while Intershop uses MD5.
This module overrides checking methods on Drupal side to allow to copy/paste the Intershop password hash directly into Drupal, and automatically rewrite Intershop password into Drupal password to match stronger policy at the first user login.
This module allows users to translate fragments of pages (such as nodes) in cases where whole-page translation would not work because content in multiple languages is being displayed.
The Waywire field module provides a simple field that allows you to add a waywire videos to a content type, user, or any other Drupal entity by inputting the Waywire ID into the field (CID).
Display types include:
The Views in CiviCRM Dashlets module enables creation of customizable dashlets with integrated Views displays. Say goodbye to report constraints. The robust power of Views has now joined dashlets.
This module will soon replace Commerce Ogone, as the Ogone service was renamed to Ingenico Payment Services.
Google OAuth2 Service Account
This module allows you to authenticate with Google, using a service account and OAuth 2.0. After you create a service account using Google Developers Console or a similar tool, you may use this module to access Google service APIs using that account. Service accounts use hidden, prepared authentication files instead of passwords supplied at access time. This makes them suitable for cron tasks and other site-controlled access to Google services.
This module uses Google OAuth2 Service Account to authenticate a connection to the Google Calendar API as a service account. Once the connection has been established, a cron task synchronizes all Google calendars associated with the account with a local event calendar.
This module provides a PHP wrapper for the web services supplied by the Lagotto server Lagotto, which is used by journal publishing companies to track metrics of journal article use such as page views, Facebook likes, and Mendeley article 'saves'.
