Unmask Password provides a new type of password element for the Forms API. This new password element ('#type' => 'unmask_password') inserts a password field in your form with a checkbox below it which can be used to unmask (show) the entered password. This field provides a way for the user to check what the user has entered in the password field for confirmation before submission so that corrections can be made if need be.
Note: this module is a solution to usability issues related to password fields. unmask_password field can be used at the time of registration, login and anywhere else where a user is required to enter a password.
Why should you use Unmask Password field?
Unmask Password field is not much of a functional improvement/addition. It is a solution to usability issues related to conventional password fields.
A life-stream module which aggregates feeds from a number of services and displays them in chronological order as a single stream.
There are other modules that do this e.g. Activity Stream - however
Social River does not store your stream items in the database at all, the aggregation and rendering of streams is handled completely on the client side by making use of the the excellent jQuery Lifestream plugin by Christianv.
The jQuery Lifestream plugin is great because it negates the need for a server side proxy as it uses YQL to do the feed-munching.
Timeago - http://drupal.org/project/timeago
This module is optional but highly recommended as it converts the iso 8601 dates to friendly date strings e.g. 4 days ago
Installation
1. Download and extract the Social River module to your modules folder
2. Download the jQuery lifestream plugin from https://github.com/christianv/jquery-lifestream
extract and then copy the jquery.lifestream.js file to the js folder within the social_river folder
A special purpose module that will allow a Drupal site to record and log hiking trips of members and maintain details and summary of their total distance hiked, elevation and difficulty levels atta