Actively maintained

Extends Simplenews by providing bounce handling via the PHPMailer-BMH library:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bmh/

This module allows simplenews to handle bouncing email addresses. Email that bounces can be automatically or manually unsubscribed from newsletters, and there is a configurable scoring system based on types of bounce.

D7

July 2013. A D7 version of the module is underway. It seems to work OK, after some limited testing, so there is now a 7.x-2.x dev release in progress.

Quickstart:

• download the PHPmailer-BMP library from sourceforge and install it in sites/all/libraries/PHPmailer-BMP
• download and enable the Simplenews BMP module
• configure your newsletters to come from an email address that can be checked by IMAP or POP (bounces will be returned to that mailbox)
• provide the login information to this mailbox in the Simplenews BMH admin
• bounced mail that can be processed automatically will be deleted or moved (as you decide), and other replies will remain in the inbox for you to deal with manually

The module configs allow you to choose many options:

• manual or automatic removal of bouncing addresses
• delete bounce emails or move them to a "Processed" subfolder
• set the scoring limit to remove bouncing addresses

Example implementation for entity_access.

This module extends Drupal's core OpenID support to meet the requirements of the GSA/ICAM OpenID 2.0 Profile.

US Government websites wishing to accept OpenID logins for LOA 1 transactions must:

• only accept credentials from Certified Identity Providers, and
• ensure that web sites and applications accepting these credentials are configured to use the GSA/ICAM OpenID profile.

OpenID ICAM Extension provides this extra functionality in one module, designed to work "out of the box" with the default configuration.

Payment is a generic payment platform which allows other modules to use any of the payment methods that plug into Payment. With Payment we only need one one Paypal, one credit card and one iDEAL module to use with every single webshop or payment form that you want (applies to any payment method that works with Payment). This shortens development time and improves support, because only one instead of three Paypal modules need to be maintained, and simplifies UX, because all payment (method) information is now located in one place.

For more information

• try the demonstration site.
• read the Payment handbook.
• follow the development of version 2 and read the change records.
• watch the Payment 8.x-2.x session recordings from DrupalCamp Ghent 2014.

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