This project is under active development.

Simple Google Maps

This module is about the simplest way to get a Google Map, and/or a link to a Google Map, displayed with your content. It provides a field formatter for Drupal plain text fields (it can also be used on Computed Fields module fields). You enter an address that Google Maps can recognize in the field, and the formatter displays it as a dynamic map, a static map (without the ability to zoom/pan etc.), a link to Google Maps, or some combination.

If you want to do something more complicated than this, such as displaying location fields from multiple nodes on a map, see:
https://www.drupal.org/project/gmap

Extjs

Goals

  • Provide a simple way to expose your Drupal content to mobile phones using Sencha Touch framework.
  • Offer your Drupal audience a mobile application without any installation required (Only touch screen device and Webkit browser engine are required).
  • For developpers, provide a basic architecture to develop your Sencha Touch app working with Drupal as the back-end.

Security Questions

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Security Questions provides administrator configurable challenge questions for use during the log in and password reset processes. Think of it like most bank website logins.

Log In Process

If enabled, depending on the selected protection mode, the log in form is altered in 1 of 2 ways:

  1. To just show the username field and a submit button. Once a user enters their username, the module searches for their account, and randomly brings back one of their security questions. They then need to provide the answer to the questions as well as their password for authentication.
  2. To show both the username and password fields up front, then after validating the supplied username and password, the user is prompted with a randomly selected question they have answered.

Password Reset Process

If enabled, the user is required to answer a question before the password reset process could continue.

The user register form also gets a fieldset of questions so that the user can pick what question they want to answer and a textbox for their answer.

Once logged in, the user will see a tab on their account page called "Security Questions." This page lists the questions that they have chosen to answer, and provide a link for them to edit their answer.

Features

  • Admin configurable questions

DateTime

This project aims to provide a new contrib-space option for Date/Time fields, using PHP's DateTime object, and providing a simple and usable API.

Feeds directory parser

Feeds directory parser collects fetched file's metadata like name, size, owner etc. and pass it towards to processors.

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