"The Internet Defense League takes the tactic that killed SOPA & PIPA and turns it into a permanent force for defending the internet, and making it better. Think of it like the internet's Emergency Broadcast System, or its bat signal!"
This module makes it really easy to include the code needed to have the League banner on your site when it is needed (i.e. when the Internet is in trouble). You can also easily include badges provided by the Block system. It also provides a configuration page at admin/config/services/internet_defense_league.
Be a modern day superhero and help protect the internet; install this on your site with just a few commands (via Drush):
With CiviCRM 4.1.x has come integrated cron jobs scheduler. This brings a variety of cron jobs together under one GUI roof, at /civicrm/admin/job . All the Civicrm scheduled cron jobs can be set off by accessing one url at /sites/all/modules/civicrm/bin/cron.php (or a command line instruction).
This module integrates Civicrm's scheduled cron jobs with drupal's cron. Whenever drupal's cron is invoked, this modulette triggers civi's scheduled jobs as well.
Civicrm's scheduled cron jobs requires that credentials of a drupal user-username and password- with appropriate permissions be submitted with the url request. This information has to be stored in the database in the clear, so administrators are encouraged to disable- block- this user so that even if the password is obtained through the database, no one can login to the frontend with that information. The drupal user under which the civi cron jobs run does not need even need to be 'Active.'
The module adds a "CiviCron Drupal User" settings page under www.mysite.org/admin/settings/civicron_dru
where the administrator may add the drupal username , password , and site key.