Under active development

Signup allows users to sign up (or register, as in register for a class) for nodes of any type. Includes options for sending a notification email to a selected email address upon a new user signup (good for notifying event coordinators, etc.) and a confirmation email to users who sign up.

This module is about strengthening the security of your Drupal site. Drupal is fairly secure out of the box, but as new technology emerges with HTML5, site maintainers must keep up.

This module:

• Allows you to move your administration panel from /admin to /something-else. This is done by modifying the menu entries, not simply by rewriting URL's on input and output.
• Manage Javascript sources to minimize the risk of Cross Site Scripting (XSS) attacks
• Hash passwords client side
• More to come...

Change URL of administration panel

Move all of the administration panel URL's from admin/something to secret/something. This prevents attackers from targeting vulnerable admin pages because the location does not exist. Note that enabling this module will cause issues with core's Toolbar module. The majority of links will be removed from the menu because the Toolbar module specifically looks for URL's with the path admin/% when building the menu. These paths do not exist and therefore the menu links are not added. This is not an issue with the Admin Menu module.

Preventing Cross Site Scripting

This module provides your sites visitors to browse and search jobs, or post their resumes for employers/recruiters to see. It also allows job seekers to apply for jobs. In effect, your site can be a mini monster.com or hotjobs.com.

You can also use it in conjunction with Job Plus module.

Browscap provides an improved version of PHP's get_browser() function.

The get_browser() function can be used to tell what a visitor's browser is capable of.

The Quiz module lets you create graded assessments in Drupal. A Quiz is given as a series of questions. Answers are then stored in the database.

Overview

Simplenews publishes and sends newsletters to lists of subscribers. Both anonymous and authenticated users can opt-in to different mailing lists. HTML email can be sent by adding Drupal Symfony Mailer (or Mime Mail module for D7).

Features

• Sending nodes as newsletters to subscribers
• Multiple newsletter categories with separate settings
• Per category and multi-signup Blocks and Pages
• Subscriber management including mass-subscription and export
• Optional E-mail confirmations for anonymous users
• Customizable newsletter templates
• Support for HTML (including text alternative) newsletter when used in combination with a supported mail system module
• Views and Rules integration
• Support for multi-language newsletters