Rules Extra Tokens is a tiny module that contains a Rules Action to make the contents of a cookie or session variable available as a token, [cookie:value] or [session:value], for use in subsequent Actions in the same Rule.
No other tokens are supplied at this stage.
This module is very much related to and could (should?) be merged with:
The module provides a migrate source plugin for importing data from spreadsheet files. This source plugin uses the PhpOffice/PhpSpreadsheet library to read from the spreadsheet files.
The supported source files includes .ods, .xls, .xlsx, .csv.
Vipps is a Norwegian payment application designed for smartphones developed by DNB. Vipps was released May 30, 2015 and by reaching 1 million users November 5, 2015 - Vipps is Norways largest payment application. Although Vipps is developed by DNB it is an application open for customers from any Norwegian bank and 40% of the users are non-dnb customers.
This module will track changes to any nodes. You can go to /admin/node-watcher-log and view the logs in chronological order, separated by day.
This module was birthed as a result of wanting to track specifically more closely changes to nodes daily, and specifically updates to nodes. It invokes hook_node_update() and uses a simple Entity to store the information on a day to day basis.
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By default, if you are logged in to a website with the Contact module enabled, the form is pre-populated with the logged in user’s name and email address.
This module removes the default values for authenticated users, so that the fields are blank when the contact form is viewed.
GitHub mirror:
https://github.com/opdavies/contact_remove_defaults
This module is a null authentication provider. Enabling anonymous user access to Drupal 8 REST Resources, using an auto-login method.
WARNING: This module does not control any flood and give auto-login for all requests. Use only in environments with controlled access.
There is no specific configuration for this module, it enables automatically a null authentication method. You need to add a _null_auth query parameter to all your requests.
This module detects specially-defined URL paths and/or query-string
parameters, stores them in a cookie for later, and strips them from the
browser location bar.
Such "remembered" codes may then be injected into arbitrary form
submissions on the site. Webform integration is provided too.
