Integrations

First Click Free provides a way to unlock protected site content to visitors coming from Google (sub)domains.

This module allows you to avoid pasting standalone CiviCRM Profile forms into your Drupal site by providing special pages and blocks for subscription to particular groups. It also allows people to subscribe to hidden CiviCRM groups, without creating a Drupal user, depending on your CiviCRM settings.

For most cases, colemanw's CiviCRM Webform Integration module should be a better and more extensible choice. The only reason you would want to use this module is if you didn't want to use the Webform module and just wanted to submit an email address.

Maintenance status

Now that Drupal 6 has reached end of life this module is no longer supported.

The mailarchive module allows you to subscribe to one or more mailing lists, messages from which will be stored in a threaded archive.

We are not looking to upgrade this module to D7 at this time. If someone is interested in porting this module, please let us know.

Connect allows you to easily create very flexible petitions and email or fax campaigns using CCK.

The connect module more generally lets you link 'parent' nodes to 'participant' nodes, and allows the definition of actions to be taken when participant nodes are created, including sending emails to defined or looked-up targets. With the optional Connect CiviCRM module participant information can also be added directly to CiviCRM.

Thus, setting up an online email campaign consists in setting up participant and campaign node types, and then creating a campaign node and assigning the appropriate functions, such as "participate once", "send email", and so on.

We've also extended this module to be able to reference external databases for customized targets. So if you get a postal code from someone in a political riding you can link it with a database containing that postal code's elected official. Unfortunately for many jurisdictions this type of quick lookup isn't available, however we have developed a web service to help support this in Canada.

This module pulls a data feed from environment canada and creates both a summary block and full page versions of the code.

An administrator-configurable action that makes HTTP requests. Why is this useful?