This module allow users with specified role(s) to be automatically unlogued after a specified amount of time.
It can be useful for security purpose to unlog automatically admins.
You can exclude certain IPs from having such behaviour (secured IPs for example).
This module is for version 6.x. It is not planned to port it to Drupal 7 for now and therefore not commit it officially.
Dwolla is a peer to peer payment platform which allows users to exchange money quickly and safely, for free (paid-plans also available: https://www.dwolla.com/pricing).
The goal of the rm_microtempaltes plugin is to allow users to create their own templates for defined regions on a Drupal website. Take a blogging-website: you want your site to generally look the same, but allow for different template-styles in the content area. The use case when starting to write this module was, that I wanted to be able to have some blog-posts appear on a dark background, while others should be on plain white. Then I wanted some posts to use an image- or video-background - or a different border-top-styling. I wanted templates to be reusable.
This module provides a generic entity resource to be manipulated through the Services API.
This module creates a Language Field in D7 and D8. It provides a Field Formatter with several options. Flag icons can be used using either the Language Icons module or the Flags module
Use this module if you need more languages then the enabled languages, but do not need the translations. Example: Your site contains two configured languages, but contains content type 'Manuals' in 5 languages.
Use Views Global Filter on sites that feature multiple Views. You want the views to be driven by the same filter selection, for instance a country, a date range, a search term or even proximity to a post code. These views may be on the same page or scattered across several pages on your site, however you want to offer the visitor the convenience of setting the filter for all these views only once, for instance when they first land on your site.
Views Global Filter implements the picked once, operates site-wide (POOS) principle. This means you can place anywhere on your site a selection widget (drop-down, check boxes etc) to globally filter all or some of your views. When the user picks a value from the global selector, the value is invisibly passed as a contextual filter to whatever views you like, even when these reside across multiple pages. This avoids you having to duplicate filters and avoids the visitor having to re-select their choice as they go from page to page.
This module allows site administrators or builders to have a different view mode for the first nodes of a view result.
If you ever had (or currently have) this scenario: you have a view of nodes but you want that the first node (or first X nodes) to have a different view mode, then this module is for you. The module can split the results from a view into 2 lists. It actually does not make 2 separate lists, it just uses a a different view mode to render the first X nodes from a view.
This module is for wish.
Toolbar Visibility module allow to remove the Drupal 7 & 8 Toolbar on selected theme(s).
This module is great for remove the Toolbar on the front site and keep a separate admin theme.
For use this module you must disable Overlay Module.
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With CCK and Views, you almost don't need to write SQL queries to create and
manage tables, insert into them, and then select from them. Views will let
you query most any field in any table, since major modules expose their tables
to Views. Filters are what allow you to create your WHERE clause, with the
ability to expose some of the input values to user selection. Arguments allow
users to pass in values that will also be substituted in the WHERE clause.
Unfortunately, arguments and filters don't play together and by default there's
