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Ever think to yourself, "I wish I had a way to crash my site?" "Do I know exactly how my server will respond in error conditions?" "I haven't seen a E_STRICT error, I wonder what that looks like?"
Mobile and cell phone unlocking: StockUnlocks is a module which has been designed to transform your Drupal site into a remote mobile unlocking machine by connecting to any Dhru Fusion Client via the remote API (Copyleft GPL, Dhru.com). For details regarding the Dhru Client Remote API see http://wiki.dhru.com/Client_Remote_APi
The StockUnlocks module allows you to easily access the power and automation that the Dhru API makes available to everyone.
If you're unlocking cell phones or other mobile devices without a management utility, our goal is to free you from the spreadsheets and manual email processing. The StockUnlocks module combined with Ubercart will allow you to better focus your time and energy where they're needed the most.
Sign up for site access at https://www.stockunlocks.com to join the community and to take advantage of our forums and issue tracking.
Features
Access numerous unlocking services from multiple Providers.
Import unlocking services directly into your own website.
jQuery AJAX Load is an helper module for easy loading any content using build in jQuery load function.
Just enable the module and add class .jquey_ajax_load to any link, URL content (without other regions) will be loaded on #jquery_ajax_load_target element. Those classes and id could be personalized to your needs. Target element coould be set on a per-link basis using the data-target attribute to define a valid jQuery ID.
Optionally css and js files could be loaded or not. Loading those files has an effect on performance, so load those only if needed.
It comes with a set of modules that uses the functionality for:
cron_sec, when enabled as the lightest module, implements key security similar to
Drupal 7's enhanced key security, and optionally allows cron to run at an elevated
permission level thought the use of switching the active user for the session to
one specified in its configuration, and then switching the user back as the cron
session ends to the anonymous user.
Installation
Install cron_sec like any standard Drupal 6 contrib module. Place its directory
under sites/all/modules, and then enable the module. In the course of being
installed, cron_sec will ensure its module weight is the lightest so that it can
execute its security functions as the first module to run via cron.
Configuration
To use cron_sec's elevated user permissions feature, you will want to create a user specifically to be the user running cron, with the permissions you specifically
want that user to have. Note that this user will also have all authenticated user
permissions.
Create a role called "Cron" (or whatever you want to call it), and assign it permissions over and above the authenticated user permissions you want to have to run cron.
Create a new user called "cron", and give it the role "Cron" you created in the previous step.