Actively maintained

Changes the Drupal Username to chilean RUT. This is a quiet basic system, this is not changing existing users or handle different types of passport or tax numbers.

Introduction

When using the core OpenID module, you have to fill the URL of the OpenID provider in the textfield in the login form.
In some usecases you have one specific OpenID provider and you don't want the user to be able to user other providers or to be asked to input the provider URL.
While searching for a solution for this problem, I came across the OpenID Single Sign On Relying Party module, which requires the provider to be a Drupal site. In my case the provider is not a Drupal site.
I took the aforementioned module and rewrote it to my purposes.
A lot of the code in this module comes from the other module, I just took the liberty to reuse it for this module.

The OpenID single provider module lets you configure a OpenID provider which
will always be used. Instead of a normal login block, the user will only see
a "Login to OpenID" button on the login block which will redirect him to the
OpenID provider.

Installation

1. This module requires the the openid module.
Make sure that the module is enabled.

2. Copy this openid_single_provider/ directory to your sites/SITENAME/modules
directory.

3. Enable the module in admin/modules

4. Configure the module in admin/config/people/openid-single-provider

Usage

Module to integrarte with the Foursquare API

An experimental sandbox that provides a dedicated "Ooyala Video" upload content type for integration with Commons 3.x.

This module enables to add Drupal messages of special types (by drupal_set_message() or from rules). These messages are shown in ctools popup window.

A Work tracker for Open Atrium 2.0 (similar to the Case tracker in Open Atrium 1.0) which allows you to create Tasks in order to collaborate on work.

Work Tracker is designed to fit seamlessly into the way Open Atrium 2.0 works and it’s paradigm for flexibility. For example, Work Tracker has no concept of “projects” - instead it groups Tasks together using Open Atrium Sections, which allows users to define for themselves what a “project” is in a way that best fits their organization.

Suggestions, bug reports and patches are welcome in the issue queue!

Quick start

• Install OpenAtrium 2.0 (version 2.0-rc1 and later install Work Tracker by default!)
• Create a new Space
• Create a new Section inside that space, and select "Tasks Section" under "Section Type" (it's below the body and "Weight" fields).
• Using the add button in the header (looks like a '+' sign), create a new Task!

See the complete Getting started and Configuration guides for more information!

Extensions