Configure additional server-side configuration for Aegir.
This module is strictly for the purpose of doing away with the need to create arbitrary Drush-level modules just to inject configuration into Apache, Nginx, or Drupal settings.php.
Backend complement to Hosting Extra Config (TODO Update when promoting to full project).
Simple module to allow user to login using their email address in addition to their username.
Support multiple account with the same email address (ie: using 'Shared E-mail' module).
This module provides push and provisioning sync capabilities to send user data updated in Drupal to Crowd. The main Crowd SSO module (current dev version) is required.
This module provides an access rule for Panels that will cause a pane to be output only if one of the selected panes is empty.
To avoid causing panes being rendered multipe times, an included cache plugin may be used for the panes that are being checked.
Developed and maintained by Damien McKenna.
A spiritual successor to Drupal 6's "visitorpath" module in many ways, Form Tracking is an extensible base for injecting any sort of tracking information into any sort of form submission data.
Out of the box, it supports some basic internal data, as well as full visitor path information from the Statistics module. Additionally, out of the box it supports injecting this data into forms built with either Webforms or Entityform.
Allows you to set the edit permission per view
It's automatically disables notify at inactivity.
After the module Inactive User marked an unser as inactiv, between one day the module disable the notifications from this user.
The module requires:
Trance (TRANslatable Content Entity) contains abstract and base classes for defining a content entity type in its own module.
The content entity types are bundled, revisionable and translatable.
This approach significantly reduces the lines of code required to define a new content entity type and reduces the amount of code duplication if more than one content entity type is defined.
The idea behind the module is to provide useful sub-totaling of Orders using the Rules framework. This module exposes three different ways to retrieve a sub-total of an order:
