User Activated
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Stores the time when users got activated.
Stores the time when users got activated.
This module creates two blocks: one for the Menu system's main (primary) links, and the other for secondary links, as defined in the menu settings (admin/structure/menu/settings).
A submodule for Privacy Per User (http://drupal.org/project/privacypu) that allows testing of User Relationships (http://drupal.org/project/user_relationships). The requestee of the relationship is the current user and the requester is the user specified by the argument passed to the Privacy Per User module.
This is a sandbox version of all the new Drupal 7 and super-enhanced version of the current VChess module.
Enforces referential integrity for (initially) taxonomy term reference fields.
The purpose of this project is to provide a Box that can be packaged as part of a Feature to allow theming, inclusion in Context and/or Panels and guaranteed creation but also allow local overrides that are not part of Features so they will not be deleted when a Feature is reverted.
It also currently has supports translations, though at present by storing the information in its own tables and not as part of the i18n suite.
Sponsored by Forum One Communications
Provides alternate administration interface that turns Drupal into a rich application. Built on Sencha's Ext JS 4 it brings a new UI that changes everything.
Requires ExtAdmin Theme to work.
Choose the maximum amount of characters that an entire breadcrumb trail can be, and Breadcrumb Trimmer will dynamically trim the crumbs to a size that will fit.
So we use google's email/apps hosting for cloud email and docs and have multiple Drupal instances all of which need to have users managed. This module allows you to authenticate users via OpenID using their gmail/google apps login and let Google manage the user's passwords with a single login to the Google Mail client.
It does this by adding a simple "sign in with your google apps account" to the top of the standard Drupal login form.
Lets you override nodes within an OG space.
Sounds useless, but let's say you're creating OG spaces from a "master site" whose nodes act like templates. Some of the nodes you might want to leave as-is, some you might want to override. Creating a new node altogether might break things that reference the original nodes by $nid (e.g., menu-links). Also, you might a centralized location to see which nodes have been overridden in the event you update the master nodes & need to update some legal language in the overrides as well.
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