Actively maintained

Concept

This module is for sites that allow users to create an account, but require administrator approval for account activation. This module creates a block that shows a list of unactivated user accounts, with links to their account pages. This block is visible for anyone with 'administer users' permission, and will not be shown to any other users.

Overview

This module provides a simple interface for setting up multivariate or A/B style studies that can be performed on a live sites to test the effectiveness of various interfaces.

Deep integration into Drupal allow AB/Multivariate tests to take direct controle of Drupal settings and can manipulate processes. They can be much more powerful than external solutions.

When an auto-reply is used with the standard contact form, the "From" on the auto-reply email is set to the value entered as the recipient. In some cases (e.g. email to the CEO), it wouldn't be good to reveal that email address. Using this module, you can choose to hide the recipient's email in the auto-reply. It will instead come from the default site email address. This can be set separately for each contact form category.

Finally good news for this project: I found a new maintainer for this module, who was willing to migrate the module to Drupal 7!

This module provides a simple and easy way to reserve items which can be created by the administrator. Examples for it's usage can be hotel rooms, boats, cars, airplanes, basically anything you can think of which can be reserved by one individual.

Random blocks module allows you to display your existing site blocks randomly. It can display 1 or more blocks at a time, and you can configure which blocks will be available to each random block. A random block becomes a block in it's own right within the drupal system, which you can then assign to any region, basically becoming a container for other blocks.

This module provides shipping integration for Ubercart and Shipwire. It currently supports all 4 API methods from ShipWire:

• Shipping Quotes
• Order Placement
• Real-time stock update (via cron currently)
• Status tracking (via cron as well)

This module was initially developed for the Lullabot Store.

Development sponsored by Shipwire.

Overview

Gigya's Customer Identity Management platform helps companies build better customer relationships by turning unknown visitors into known, loyal and engaged customers.

With Gigya’s technology, businesses increase registrations and identify customers across devices, consolidate data into rich customer profiles, and provide better service, products and experiences by integrating data into marketing and service applications.

SugaronDrupal provides the connection link between the SugarCRM and Drupal applications. With this set of modules Drupal could be set as a Self Service portal for a company customers, or serve as a lead capture engine of the website users. Within the scope of this project you will find two kind of modules providing a very good level of integration: for the Drupal site, to be able to understand and feed the SugarCRM information and for the SugarCRM site, to be able to query the Drupal site about information.

The sole purpose of the Alter Profile Page module is to bring more of social networking, MySpace-ish look to Drupal's user profile page.

Enabling the module will change what appears on the users' profile page(s). By default, the Drupal core sets the profile page to display a section called History, under which you'll see Member for which then displays XX weeks YY days. Please see the attached screenshot for a before and after look at what the module does.

Concept

Offers a content-type for a simple To do list. It can be used for anything that needs to be done: getting milk at the store, reminding yourself to update a profile, telling your users to vote on a poll by a certain date...

To do items can be assigned to users with permissions. Items can be given an optional status, priority, start date, and deadline. Items nearing their deadline or with a priority level of immediate are shown in the To do list block (requires the installation of the To do block module.) These events can also fire triggers (Actions & Rules support.)

Each user gets a page with lists of the To do items that: (1) are assigned to them, (2) still exist, or (3) that they created. Quite handy to stay on top!

For more information, read the extensive documentation.