Actively maintained

The Latest Members module creates a block that you can use to show the latest members pictures (user pictures) on your site. You can also configure the block to show the number of pictures that you prefer. The default number of new user pictures is 6.

The Latest Members module does something similar to the Avatar Gallery module but with a different approach: it doesn't make use of an image map, simply a themeable set of user pictures.

Once you enable the Latest Members module, you can go to "administer » site building » blocks » latest members" where you can configure the number of latest users to show in the block.

The module output can be customized by overriding the theme_latest_members() function.

/**
 * @param $accounts
 * array of user pictures
 */
function theme_latest_members($accounts) {
  $output = '<div class="latest-members">' . implode(' ', $accounts) . '</div>'; 
  return $output;
}

Initial development was done by dangibas and completely rewritten by toemaz according to the Drupal coding standards.

Module Available For Drupal 6.x

There is now a stable version for Drupal 6.x.

Drupal 7 Version

This module integrates the Campaign Monitor API into Drupal so you can give users the ability to subscribe and unsubscribe for your Campaign Monitor manage lists through a block on your Drupal site

Teaser Block is a yet simple module which allows to create blocks that contain a link to a specified node.

Please review the README file included in the bundle for installation and usage instructions.

General Description

The Enabled Modules (enabled_modules) module provides lists of all enabled modules on a website.

This module disables the "Username" field on user registration and user edit forms and generates a username automatically using a token or module provided pattern. The pattern could therefore be based on other profile fields (like first/last name), a regex version of their email address or a random string.

This module is complimented by logintobogan, which allows users to login with their email address (and therefore makes usernames redundant for the user, but of course still necessary for Drupal's backend - where auto_username fits in). The realname module also compliments this module, because it ensures any username displays are displayed as "Firstname Surname", which may be easier to read.

Required Modules

• token (any version)

This module was originally developed by Palantir.net for the Chicago Public Schools Virtual-Kindergarten program.