Content Access Control

Allows you to save user roles per domain. Allows a certain user to be just authenticated on one domain and admin on another etc.
To configure this module,

1. Enable Module Domain Access.
2. Navigate to 'admin/structure/domain/domain_roles'.
3. Enter a comma-separated list of users to whom you want to assign roles.
4. Select the checkbox corresponding to different roles in all domain or for particular domain.

Provide user a extra field for adding emails in selected content type to send email , these email can be send as a one time use link or many time use link based on the user setting.Since this is under sandbox development so , will like add more features before the final release.
For now this module contains the code only for poll content type.

This module is a fork of the Node Ownership module, with a number of significant changes:

• Fully integrated with views
• Integrated with entity API for simple CRUD actions
• Integrated with Drupal's core actions and Views Bulk Operations
• compatible with claims from anonymous users

Development Plans:

This module aims to be a replacement variable handling module for Domain Access, allowing mixed variable realms (domain x language) to be configured.

In other words, it allows setting different variable values for each domain and for each language at the same time.

This module supports almost all of the functionality provided by Domain Configuration, Domain Settings and Domain Theme. Differences are listed in the documentation.

Uses the HappyCaptcha web service to improve the CAPTCHA system.

HappyCaptcha is a free CAPTCHA service which developed on Hint-Challenge-Response approach*. We are focused on enhancing the user experience on your website.

Captcha services today are making life difficult for the user. Instead of asking the user to input difficult and boring text, HappyCaptcha offers a cute and friendly user experience.

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This module adds a system similar to publish / unpublished status of nodes. The reason that this is needed is so that you can tell certain roles they can't view nodes while others can. The issue with publishing status is that there is no grey. Menu systems automatically hide unpublished nodes while also checking for the node_access.

TinyPass is a simple, powerful plugin that allows any online publisher to easily sell access to any type of content, whether it's a blog post, a site subscription, a digital download, or even a pay-per-view video. TinyPass can accept payments as small as 2 cents ($0.02), supports 24 currencies, and doesn't require changing your site's existing structure or layout. We make it easy to charge for content!

Public Private Protected node access.

Provide node access for public, private and selected users

This project defines directory based access control to the "directory based organisational layer" module. This module can be enhanced by the module
"Directory based field".

"Text Format Access" provides an ability to configure global or per-role access to text formats of particular field. Default Drupal permissions for text formats work globally so that if user has access to "plain text" and "filtered html" he will be able to select it for any field. But there are variety of cases when you may want your users to enter only "plain text" for one type of fields and "filtered html" for other fields. And that's what this module does.