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Provides Markdown integration for Drupal and allows content to be formatted in a simple plain-text syntax that is transformed into valid HTML.

The Markdown syntax is designed to co-exist with HTML, so you can set up input formats with both HTML and Markdown support. It is also meant to be as human-readable as possible when left as "source".

User restrictions blocks users from registering or logging in based on name or email masks making it useful for fighting spam accounts. E.g. If it is undesirable to have users registering with a hotmail email address, they may be denied with a pattern. This module is a drop-in replacement (with some enhancements) for the 'access rules' functionality which was removed from Drupal 7 [1].

The Drupal 7 module implements an API and custom hooks that allow third-party modules to add additional restrictions, or implement new type of restrictions. The Drupal 8 version implements the plugin system to allow custom user restrictions to be created above and beyond the name, email, and IP plugins included.

A streamlined interface for building Views. Administrators make a few simple choices (What kind of content should be listed? Do I want to sort by date, or by title?

File Force Download can be used to force the user's web browser to download the file to disk instead of displaying it in the browser window.

Web browsers today are pre-configured to render various types of media directly, such as text files, various image, video and audio formats, PDF documents, and Flash movies. While it is still possible to save such files afterwards by right-clicking on them and selecting "Save As..", it is sometimes desirable to just offer the file for download in the first place. File Force Download solves this issue by supplying a file with certain HTTP headers which instruct the web browser to download the file to the user's disk instead of displaying it in a browser window.

What you get from this module

• Formatters for your node fields in the "Display Fields" interface
• Formatters for your fields in Views

7.x version supports

• File field
• Image field (including styles)

6.x version supports

• Comment Upload
• FileField
• Image
• ImageCache
• ImageField

Automatically log in via IP address, range or wildcard.

This module allows users to login automatically via their IP (v4) address ranges or wildcards instead of having to enter a username and password - plus many other features.

News - May 2015

• Updated 7.x-3.x version with Field API integration.
• Better handling of IP address data.
• Upgrade path provided to migrate from old to new IP address info.

News - May 2012

• 2.0 is out! Thanks for the bug fixes, tweaks and love from Jim Kirkpatrick, JohnV and PeterX...
• The 6.x-1.x branch is now deprecated. When you upgrade to 6.x-2.x (and you should, it's much better!) the IP field you added to users via core the Profile module will be auto-imported into the new ip_login_users table, so if you're not using Profile module for anything else it can safely be disabled.

Features

• Integration with User Login page and block, with customisable text and labels
• 'Log in by IP' block with simple auto-login link for those who don't want to use the modified User Login block.
• Users with permission can log out and and back into another account.
• Can be set to auto-login (or not) only on certain pages, or when custom PHP returns TRUE.
• Optional destination address can be set when logged in by IP.
• Lists IP-enabled users on the admin page at 'Site configuration' -> 'IP Login'.
• IP address matching works on:
  • Normal single IPs, comma separated: 123.4.5.6 or 123.4.5.6, 234.5.6.7
  • IP ranges: 123.4.5.6-10 or 123.4-111.5.6
  • Wildcards: 123.4.5.* or 123.*.*.*
  • Any combination: 127.0.0.1, 123.4.5-66.*, 234.4-5.6-77.*
  • Coming soon: IPv6 and Subnet matching via CIDR notation.
• Will work with external caches like Varnish when IP Login is set to auto-login only on specific paths.

PGAPI - was built for unification purchases (or payments) through diffirent payment gateways. Currently, it supports purchases (or payments) through
- paypal
- linkpoint
- RBK Money
- webmoney
- roboXchange
- Account balance peer drupal user payment gateway systems. It is separated project now. Check it out here

Also, simple module pg_simplepay is included in the package. This module takes payment from pgapi and allowes users to view full node content. Simplepay will be available here