The module takes advantage of the 51Degrees.mobi Device Detection library to allow devices to be switched to a different theme or redirected to a different page. Multiple switcher rules can be be set up to cater for all kinds of devices from an easy to use menu accessed from the Drupal System Configuration.
Features include:
This module creates a working interplay between the Domain Access suite, one {access control} module (e.g. Content Access) and eventually the Workflow module.
The module achieves this by implementing a step-wise grant system:
The webform module provides ways to limit access to the webform based on user roles, a maximum number of submissions and more. If you want to limit access to a webform but still want it to be accessible for anonymous users, the webform authorization code module is right for you.
In the webform configuration you can set a pass phrase which is then used to protect access to the webform.
When a visitor opens the webform, the form and body content will be replaced by a pass phrase form. If the proper pass phrase is entered access will be granted to the full webform.
This small module provides a redirection feature instead of providing the default domain contents in the Domain Access suite.
In a nutshell, subdomain redirection handling will be shifted from your domain's DNS settings to your Drupal installation, redirecting all subdomains to the specified URL while still serving Drupal content to the subdomains set in Domain Access.
This module adds an extra field "Domain Access Information" to the Search API index "Fields" tab.
When checked, the returned search results will be filtered based on the Domain Access settings.
I.e. a node that is published to a certain domain, will not show up in the search results of other domains.
Also check out this sandbox for similar functionality: https://drupal.org/sandbox/raf/2244229
Enables defining default group content access at the group level. Provides 3 visibility settings:
It provides an easy way for content editors to create groups everyone will be able to see they exist, but where only group members will be able to access content inside these groups.
OG in Drupal 7 does not delete content of the group when the OG content type is deleted.
This module is an extension to OG that allows the group owner/admins to delete associated nodes when the group is deleted. This module provides following options which were available in Drupal 6.
1. Delete all the content associated with group.
2. Delete the group and make the content public.
3. Move all group posts and memberships to the different group. This option is visible only to site admin who has access to 'administer nodes'.
Provides trash functionality using flag, views, and node access combined with (a lot) of permissions
NOTE: As of the 1.0 stable release, this requires the 3.x version of the Flag module. If you are still using the Flag 2.x branch, you'll need the 1.0-beta5 release of trash_flag which is not supported.
Yet another sandbox test!
Temporarily restrict access to content by path(s) or content type(s), for specific user roles.
