Seeking new maintainer

This module can compress any files attached to a node and provides a download link.

This module allows users to login / register on a Drupal website using their Google login credentials via the Google Identity Toolkit API available on http://code.google.com/apis/identitytoolkit

Status:

• D6 Stable Version is available.
• D7 Dev Version is available.
• Gives Ability to restrict specific email addresses by domain names.
• Support for other providers like AOL, Yahoo, Hotmail.

Upcoming Features:

• D6 Stable Version.
• D7 Stable Version.
• Support for other providers like AOL, Yahoo, Hotmail.
• Options to choose language.
• Options to choose popup skins.
• Options to choose different GoogleIdentityToolKit Widgets like accountchooser, account tabs etc.

Drupal 6 Installation

1. Copy the gconnect directory to your sites/SITENAME/modules directory
   or sites/all/modules directory.
2. Enable the module at Administer > Site building > Modules.

Context panels layouts adds support for Panels-style layouts to Context.

6.x-2.x-dev (2014-Apr-18) now uses Profiles JSON API v2 #2242503: Use Profiles JSON API v2

Overview

This module's intended audience is primarily UCSF, University of California, San Francisco websites. It helps UCSF employees to import their scholarly publications from the UCSF Profiles repository.

Bibliography or publications could be managed by the well known Biblio module. However, many websites only need to provide a listing of publications of the authors. The profiles service collected profile information, including the publications for UCSF faculty members, researchers with academic leadership appointments, and postdoctoral scholars.

This module imports those publications provided by the profiles service into the Drupal.

For more information about UCSF Profiles service please visit http://profiles.ucsf.edu/HowProfilesWorks.aspx.

This module will initially provide integration for enough Amazon Flexible Payments functionality to facilitate checkout.

Mini module that allow to create an array in rules on which to iterate on. It solves the need to have an x times iteration when x is a variable and not an array.