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This module integrates the payment method SOFORT Banking (SOFORT Überweisung) from SOFORT AG. It is plug-and-play and you can configure it according to your individual needs.

SMS Bulk lets you mass send SMS to a filtered list of mobile phone numbers (users, contact lists, civicrm contacts).

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Block Queue solves one of the major shortcomings of Drupal block management: the ability to easily re-use blocks in different regions, on different pages, with arbitrary ordering.

Balance Tracker creates a balance sheet to display account credits and debits belonging to users. It also provides UI tools, Views integration, and an API to allow the site administrators or other modules to credit or debit a user's account. This is intended for any website or service which credits users for accounts, sales, or other activities, and needs to track payouts.

The Contact form blocks module makes your site-wide contact forms available as Drupal Blocks.

Using this module you can show your contact forms at any place where you can show a Drupal Block. For instance you may add a contact form to the right sidebar of your website which should be shown at every page. Or you want to add another contact form (aka category) to a certain node only. Add the contact form block to the content region and use the Block visibility settings to hide it from all pages but that special one.

This module provides dynamic [Log in/Create account][My account][Log out] menu links. Before the user is logged in, only the [Log in/Create account] link is shown(this can be configured as two links: [Login] and [Register]). After the user is logged in, [My account][Log out] links are shown. By default, these links are in the "Account menu". However, they can be moved to any other menus through the admin/settings/accountmenu page to suite any menu structure.

These links are fully configurable through the admin/build/menu interface: they can be disabled, the link labels can be changed. They can be moved to any other menu using admin/settings/accountmenu and re-arranged to nested under another parent items using admin/build/menu. Note: whenever you move the links to another menu via the admin/settings/accountmenu page, configuration changes are lost. So first move to where you want the links to be, then set configuration.

The [Log in] link takes the user to the Drupal login screen and after sucessful login, brings them back to the page from where they click the link.