Modules: User management

Account Types

Use 1.4 version. Looking for co-maintainer. See message in issue queue.

If you have a ton of users and a ton of roles on your site this module aims to eliminate errors in assigning roles and simply make it easier to keep track of who should be able to do what.

The site admin -

1. defines account types
2. assigns roles to each account type via checkboxes

Either the site admin or user admin -

1. assigns account types to users
2. assigns roles to users based on the limits of the account type

The user -

1. can't tell the difference

Permissions and roles behave as they always have. Account types pretty much just disable the role checkboxes on the user edit page so that the wrong role can't be assigned the user. This is important if you have a person that is a little technically challenged helping to administer users or who doesn't understand that a particular person isn't supposed to be assigned a role just because they requested it.

NEW FEATURE! You can now select roles that will be auto-assigned when the user gets the Account Type assigned to them.

Version	Date	Links	Status
5.x-1.4	2007-Nov-28	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 5.x

Addresses Extras

Addresses Extras is a set of extensions to the Addresses module.

The idea is to make it useful by having many different type of data attached to a user. A complete profile, and for some fields with functionality that is not found in the base Addresses module.

At this time, I am working on the following additions:

• Names (Alias, Person and Business)
• Notes (anything the user wants to write about himself or about a contact)
• Internal Info (fields only accessible to specified roles, usually for the admin(s) to control different aspect of users)

For myself, I put the URL where I can find info on how to deal with the Drupal CVS: http://drupal.org/handbook/cvs/quickstart -- this may even help others 8-)

These modules are sponsored by Made to Order Software Corp.

Version	Date	Links	Status
6.x-1.x-dev	2008-Sep-29	Download · Release notes	Development snapshot

Advanced User

Details

The advanced user module allows the filtering of users based on the user.module fields and optionally the profile.module fields. The fields available for filtering can be configured using the module settings. Eg. Site admin may search through 1000s of users to display all users who have not accessed their account.

Once the group of users with selected common denominators are filtered, the module can be used to perform functions that email, block, unblock, add or remove roles, or delete. Another nice feature is the ability to notify administrators or other roles, by email, of user account creation or profile changes.

NOTE: Version 5.x-2.0 is the release to use. The Drupal 5.x-2.x-dev release is now considered ALPHA and may be in development. The 6.x-2.x-dev release is not ready for testing yet; no work to convert it has been accomplished.

Version	Date	Links	Status
6.x-2.x-dev	2008-Jun-28	Download · Release notes	Development snapshot
5.x-2.0	2008-Jun-27	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 5.x

Affinity

The Affinity module is intended to be used as a catalyst for community interaction on sites where users rate the content. It works in conjunction with the Voting API module to match users with other users based on their voting patterns. The module provides a block showing users you may have an affinity for.

Note: the demonstration site's affinity block has been re-branded as "Kindred".

Version	Date	Links	Status
6.x-1.x-dev	2008-Aug-20	Download · Release notes	Development snapshot
5.x-1.0	2008-Aug-13	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 5.x

Ajax Table

Update 9/1/08

Lately I've been really busy with a load of projects, and have been unable to keep up with the issue queues on contrib. There have been some promising patches for ajaxtable I've been meaning to look through and apply, but just haven't managed to make the time. I am about ready to add a new project to contrib that is similar to ajaxtable, but that works purely through configuration (no custom modules required), doesn't require hacking core by adding a newer jquery, and has no dependencies. I will add a link as soon as it is up. I suspect a lot of the patches in the queue for ajaxtable will apply well to the new one, since they expose my lack of depth in query composition ;).

If anyone is interested in co-maintaining this project (it looks like a few folks are using it actively in projects), I would be glad to chat with them, just send me a PM.

Version	Date	Links	Status
5.x-1.2	2008-Jan-15	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 5.x

Auto username

This module disables the "Username" field on user registration and user edit forms and generates a username automatically using a token.module-provided pattern. That allows for usernames that are, for instance, forced to be "Lastname, Firstname", "Firstname Last-initial", etc.

auto_username depends on token.module.

Status

There is one show-stopper bug in the 5.x-1.x-dev release: #254422: Using old data for tokens. A stable release of this module will be tagged after that has been fixed (and hopefully any other bugs, too). If you want to see a stable release, please fix that bug! :-)

Version	Date	Links	Status
5.x-1.x-dev	2008-Apr-15	Download · Release notes	Development snapshot

Avatar Approval

This module creates a workflow for moderating user avatars. When a new avatar is uploaded, it is placed in the 'not yet moderated' queue, and not displayed. A moderator can then either approve, disapprove, or delete the avatar. Only approved avatars will be shown site wide.

Avatar moderation is done on the admin/content/approval page, where moderators will find three tabs. Not yet moderated, Approved, and Disapproved. An uploaded avatar will keep it's approval status until it is deleted. ie if an avatar is disapproved, and the user attempts to upload the same image again, it will automatically receive a disapproved status.

Version	Date	Links	Status
5.x-1.0	2007-Sep-15	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 5.x

Avatar Selection

When a user edits their account details they can choose to upload an image or photo of themselves, also known as an avatar. The Avatar Selection module allows the user to pick an avatar image from a list already loaded by an administrative user. It is also possible to disable the uploading of pictures by users and only allow them to select an avatar icon from this list.

No images are supplied with this module. It is recommended that all images you use are roughly of the same size.

Dependencies

The Avatar Selection 5.x-2.6 and later 5.x versions are dependant on the jQuery Update module. Avatar Selection 6.x versions have no such dependency.

Version	Date	Links	Status
6.x-1.5	2008-Aug-13	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 6.x
5.x-2.7	2008-Aug-13	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 5.x

Bio

The Bio module allows each user to create one (and only one) "bio" node. Any node-type can be assigned as the bio or Bio module can provide its own node type. The bio can display on the users' profile pages and/or it can add "View [username]'s [Bio]" links to nodes.

Combined with CCK in Drupal 5, Bio module can provide a more flexible, more *efficient* solution than Drupal's core Profile module. If you've wished that user profiles were complete first-class nodes -- available to your content search index, available to nodeapi-based modules, and themable through node-[bio].tpl.php, then Bio module is a quick-and-simple way to go.

For background on Bio and D6, read #201902: Port of Bio to D6

In D6, Content Profile is the successor to Bio.

Version	Date	Links	Status
5.x-1.2	2008-Jan-28	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 5.x
4.7.x-1.x-dev	2007-Jan-30	Download · Release notes	Development snapshot

Brazilian IDs

Like US Social Security numbers, Brazil has its own national ID numbers: CPF and CNPJ. You can add them into your profile or use them with CCK.

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Coloque campos de CPF e CNPJ tanto no perfil de seus visitantes como em qualquer conteúdo usando o CCK. Ele valida os números e ainda formata.

Version	Date	Links	Status
5.x-1.2	2008-Jan-25	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 5.x

Case Tracker

This module enables teams to track outstanding cases which need resolution.
It provides e-mail notifications to participants about updates to cases and is similar to many issue tracking systems.

This is like the project.module and is very similar to that module but varies in important ways. The project.module is specific to software development and the need for a more generic issue tracker has been expressed.

Version	Date	Links	Status
5.x-1.3-beta1	2007-Nov-23	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 5.x
4.7.x-1.0	2006-Dec-20	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 4.7.x

CiviCRM Subscribe

Allow users to subscribe (double opt-in) to a CiviCRM group without creating a Drupal user. Upon entering an email address, the user is added to the group, but the do_not_email flag is set. The subscribe form sends out an email to confirm the subscription. And only after the special link in the email is clicked, is the do_not_email flag cleared.

Version	Date	Links	Status
6.x-1.x-dev	2008-Apr-28	Download · Release notes	Development snapshot
5.x-1.3	2008-Apr-29	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 5.x

Content Profile

This module builds user profiles as content (aka nodes), which opens the opportunity to use all the powerful modules for content for user profiles too, e.g. the Content Construction Kit (CCK). It's intended to be simple and useful, but extensible by further modules.

As content, content profiles can be restricted to certain roles and it's possible to create multiple separate content profiles.

Version	Date	Links	Status
6.x-1.0-beta2	2008-Jun-20	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 6.x

Courier MTA

The Courier MTA module gives administrators and/or users the ability of managing e-mail accounts on a Courier mail server through a Druapl website.

Version	Date	Links	Status
5.x-1.1	2008-Apr-16	Download · Release notes	Recommended for 5.x