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Provides the ability to give a discount to people who signup for an event before a specified date.

Officially sponsored by the Eventbrite team.

The goal of the Eventbrite Drupal module is to enable deep integration with the Eventbrite API as a base module, allowing for seamless connections between Eventbrite and Drupal data around users, events, and more.

Allow associating Webforms to events for collecting information

This project sponsored by Trellon

Provides ability to restrict individual event signups based on roles. Allows for events to be viewed by all, but some to be restricted to members.

This module is abandoned due to a security issue the maintainer never fixed. See SA-2012-006 for details.

If you want to use this module, your options are:

• Choose another, actively maintained module instead
• Fix the module and then contact the security team to have your version reviewed and the project handed over to you following the abandoned project process
• Hire someone to fix the security bug so the module can be re-published (see this guide on how to hire a Drupal site developer)

Merging with Taxonomy Blocks:
In a move that might decrease confusion, Taxonomy Blocks module will merge with Taxonomy Navigator and will deprecate this module.
All functionalities from Taxonomy Navigator will be integrated into Taxonomy Blocks from version 2.x. By the moment this module is still valid, we will indicate when the new version is stable so you could move and keep your actual functionalities in your site without any problem.

What this does?

The jump module allows administrators to create a quick dropdown "Jump Menu" from any configured menu or vocabulary in the system. The module provides a block for every top-level menu and every vocabulary. Jump menu blocks are named Jump menu: vocabulary name and Jump menu: menu name.