Maintenance fixes only

This simple module adds a new filter for each field created on the site. Specifically this filter see if the entity has at least one element or not in a particular field.

This module provides a field type for Password Confirm.

Features:

* Fields similar to the password field used in user registration form.
* Javascript based on line validation.
* Save Password settings for

• Drupal based encryption for password value
• Plain text password value.

* Show Password on node form

• Plain Text
• Dotted Value

INSTALLATION:

1. Place the entire password_confirm directory into your Drupal sites/all/modules/ directory.

2. Enable the Password Confirm module by navigating to:
administer > modules

Note:
To enable encryption of password, see settings.
Once you choose to encrypt password you should not use show password, else it will show the hash value of password.
Their is another module called Password Field, But this module is different from that one in several ways:

1. By adding one field, set of field for password and confirm password gets added to the form
2. In line validation of password strength and password match is done.
3. Password can be save in either encrypted form or as plain text, depending upon requirement.

This module provides Drupal integration with Rollbar . Rollbar provides a central point for managing code errors and warnings on your site.

Provides a category for the user. If the admin has been selected a category for this user when she is going to create new Article, this article would be relathed to the category

Clef is a replacement for usernames and passwords that lets users log in to websites using just their phone, instead of remembering passwords. Using 2-factor authentication, Clef makes authentication secure and easy.

This module allows users to log into your Drupal site using Clef.

By default, a "Log in with your phone" button is added to existing login forms. If a user's computer is not logged in to Clef, clicking the button will show a QR code that users can scan with their phone in order to log into your site. (If they're using a phone to view your website, the button will open the Clef app instead.) If the user is logged in to Clef, clicking the button automatically authenticates them with the email address associated with the user's Clef account. If that email address is already in use then the user is logged in, and otherwise the user is registered if possible (or redirected to the registration form, depending on the module's settings).

The module also provides a block with the "Log in with your phone" button so you can place it wherever you'd like, or you can use the clef_login_button() function to place the button using code.

Setup

This module provides a Views 3.x query backend for Intuit QuickBase, leveraging the