Maintenance fixes only

Overview

This module provides a Drag & Drop Upload element and widgets for a File and an Image fields.

Features

• Drag & Drop upload widget for a File and an Image fields.
• Drag & Drop multi-upload support.
• Media module integration (1.x): details
• Video module integration: details
• Insert module integration: details
• Focal Point module integration: details
• Upload progress bar support.
• Browse button can be enabled if needed.
• Provides drag & drop upload element (dragndrop_upload).
• Flexible JS part of the module, that allows developers to define custom validators and previewers for a dropzone.
• Makes it possible to turn any element into a dropzone (see Examples submodule).

Add a "Checkout complete page is viewed" event, so a Drupal Commerce 7.x site builders can trigger various actions exactly at this point of the checkout process.

Creation of this module is prompted by the fact that built-in Commerce Checkout sub-module "Completing the checkout process" or "When an order is paid in full" event does not always stay alive when a user returns back from a payment provider site. That`s because these events are triggered BEFORE redirection to a drupal site and this is the right behaviour in order to make sure the order is paid and we can proceed with the checkout. But the problem is that payment providers may differently handle redirection process and do it in a multi-step manner making events in the question dead for the moment user sees our "Checkout complete" page.

Port of patch https://drupal.org/files/migrate-support-2007194-1.patch to a module.

Main description

Add the ability to set a site wide background using the theme settings form.

This small module just adds a page that when visited will empty the current users Commerce cart.

It also adds a link to that page to the Commerce cart view.

This modules simplifies the password reset process.

Without this module enabled, core Drupal prompts the user to log in via a one-time login form. After clicking "Log in", the user is brought to their profile edit form where at long last they can change their password.

With this module enabled, the user skips the one-time login form. Instead the password reset link brings them right to the profile edit form where they can immediately change their password and log in. So what core Drupal does in two steps, this module does in one.

Additionally, this module now logs a user out who uses the password reset form linked from the account edit form. This prevents those users from seeing an access denied message when they follow the password reset link that gets e-mailed to them, reducing customer support inquiries during password resets.

This module works out-of-the-box but allows to set a login redirection if needed.

Read the README.md file for installation and further details.