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This module replaces 'apachesolr_search' string in a default search path 'search/apachesolr_search/%' of Apache Solr Search Integration

Abstract

Drupal sites are subject to web-bot registrations that target Drupal's /user/register url.

The Members Page module was crafted to fight this nuisance by creating a dedicated members page and registration page. The latter is available even if /user/register access is blocked. For added security, both page locations (url's) can be changed. Web-bots simply don't know where to look.

Downloads

The Members Page module is available for Drupal versions 6 & 7.

The Members page

The Members page has a two panel content block with 3 different viewing modes:

1. for the anonymous visitor
2. for the member -- a user who has logged in by way of a session cookie or by providing a valid username and password
3. for admins or members who have edit permissions

The visitor view has a greeting, a login block for existing members, and a link to a special registration form for new members. This registration form has elevated privileges. A visitor who completes this form will be registered immediately without admin approval (but still subject to email verification) regardless of the current site settings.

The members view has a greeting and a personalized configurable user-menu block.

Provides the ability to use external files with file fields without saving the files to your local files directory. Also provides a 'Remote URL' browser plugin for Media.

By default the module adds support for any URL using http://, https://, or feed://. Also note these stream wrappers are read-only and cannot perform any writing operations.

Developed by Palantir.net and sponsored by American Public Media.

A Feeds plugin that will fetch files from an (s)FTP server.

Expermiental port of JFusion for drupal (JFusion without Joomla)