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Twitter Bootstrap Front Page

The Twitter Bootstrap Front Page module adds the iconic static top content box from the Twitter Bootstrap main Hero theme to any Drupal site using the Twitter Bootstrap theme. This module was created to kickstart more Drupal-Bootstrap integration.

This module is a theme enhancement module for the Twitter Bootstrap Theme.

Details

This module does not require installation, only front-end WYSIWYG configuration. After download, turn on the module and a static block will automatically be added to the top of the content with the same theming as in the Twitter Bootstrap Hero Theme. The block can be customized through Structure > Blocks > Configure. You have the option to change the Title text, Sub-Title Text, and the URL that the Learn More button points to. On the configuration page, you might also want to set the pages the block is displayed on to to indicate only to display on the front page. The default is to display the block on all pages.

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Unilogin

Description

This module provides a way to authenticate a drupal user through the external "Unilogin" service.

RedHen Membership

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The RedHen Membership module provides a framework for managing individual (Contact) and organizational memberships.

AudienceView Integration

The AV module provides integration with AudienceView, an application that administers ticketing for theatres and sporting arenas.

With the AV module you can:

  • Have AudienceView members use their accounts to login to Drupal
  • Get information on Performances in AudienceView
  • Synchronize user profiles (currently view-only, not sync)

To use this module, the "WebAPI" component of AudienceView must be enabled.

If you only intend to provide authentication for users, you will not need to put an administrative user and password into the configuration, just the URL. You can set these items on the AudienceView page under Configuration in your Drupal 7 sites.

How to use this module

1. Enable the av module then visit the configuration page to put in your server location.

2. Enable av_auth if you want your users to be able to use their AV logins on your Drupal site. New accounts will be created for these users using their email address as the key.

3. Enable av_performance or av_user and the configuration page will gain a new username and password field. By supplying credentials in the configuration, the config page will now automatically test your connection to the server.

pdo_oci

Drupal 7.x pdo_oci driver supported with simpletest.

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