Actively maintained

While there's nothing stopping you from just pasting Gumroad share links in your node bodies or creating a Gumroad share field on your content types, this module aims to encourage a more structured, integrated approach to selling products with Gumroad on your Drupal website.

Beyond architectural normalization, it also introduces a standard way to handle Gumroad's Webhook and Ping APIs in Drupal. Those looking for a more advanced e-commerce solution should use Drupal Commerce.

This module seeks to enable Drupal to act as an Identity Provider for SAML enabled applications (Drupal or others).

The Simple LDAP project is a set of modules to provide Drupal integration with an LDAPv3 server. It is an alternative to the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) module, with a much narrower focus, and a smaller feature set. The goal of the project is to provide very basic LDAP functionality which should cover most common use cases. Any edge case functionality or site-specific requirements can be implemented using a helper module.

Simple LDAP was developed against OpenLDAP, with testing against Active Directory. Most functionality should work with any LDAPv3 compliant server, but this is largely untested.

The Simple LDAP project consists of one main module, and three submodules.

Simple LDAP

This is the main module, on which all of the other modules are based. It provides an LDAP directory configuration interface and a low-level API for other modules to use to interact with the configured directory. It does not provide anything to Drupal on its own.

Simple LDAP User

This module allows authentication to the LDAP directory configured in the Simple LDAP module. It also provides synchronization services both to and from LDAP and Drupal. It supports mapping LDAP attributes to Drupal user object fields (both native, and using Field API).

Simple LDAP Role

Provides a html list shortcode. Works with the shortcodes module at http://drupal.org/project/shortcode

The User Homepage module lets users choose a specific page of the site as their homepage. Users with a homepage will be redirected to this page upon successful login on the site.

Thumbnav provides a mobile friendly framework for using a website on a touch-capable device. It provides support for a variety of navigation methods on mobile as well as an API for developers to add useful links based on being mobile. It comes with out of the box support for the Quo.js library (drupal module), thumb friendly "split thumb" approach to navigation as well as a mode called "Mobile app". It doesn't rely on Quo or anything else but has built in support should you be interested.

See it in action

• Mobile App style implementation of thumbnav
• Split Thumb style implementation of thumbnav
• Recording showcasing this module using Quo.js with the MOOC distribution and Book Touch module.
• Screencast showing MOOC Thumbnav implementation
• Screencast presenting the ideas for this module (previously called Book Touch)