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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)

Makes it possible to alter (change values of) fields on a node when leaving a comment.

This can be used to create a tracker similar to Case Tracker or other support or project management modules.

However, unlike those modules which have the available fields hard-coded, this module allows you to edit any field on a content type and check "Enable altering this field from comments"!

By using only standard Drupal components like Fields and Views, you can construct any variety of full-featured bug trackers, customer support, sales or project management tools.

This is most similar to Comment Driven (for Drupal 6), except (1) it's available for Drupal 7 and (2) it's design is much simpler! Rather than inventing lots of new code and APIs, Comment Alter strives to integrate with other modules (like core's Node module to store the changes as new revisions and Diff module for displaying the changes made in a particular comment).

Dependencies

Besides core modules like comment.module, the only dependency is Diff module.

Link Hub is for collecting users' links to third party social networks (and other third-party sites).