Mohammed Sameer's Online Aggregator

Grant is a module to manage permission information. Any entity type can be used to represent a ressource.

"Internal permission" means real Drupal permissions like being a member of a an [organic group](https://www.drupal.org/project/og) with a specified role. Via [rules](https://www.drupal.org/project/rules) events of the grant module, drupal permissions can be granted or revoked.

Token modifier provides a meta token that allows you to modify the output of other tokens.

To use these token modifiers, you simply add a prefix to your existing token.

[token-modifier:{modifier}:{existing token}]

The modifiers should work anywhere the existing token would work. It passes through all the context available to the original token.

For example: output the current users' username as title case:

[token-modifier:title-case:current-user:name]

Allows translation of webform components, only works in combination with Entity Translation because then you have a single "node" and thus a single set of webform components.

Be aware there currently is no support for:

1. e-mails
2. confirmation messages (use Entity translation for a translated page).

Tested with Webform 7.x-4.12 but an older version also worked with 7.x-3.x please let me know if things break.

As founders of startups raise money from investors, their share of the company gets "diluted". This means the percentage of the company they own gets smaller and smaller. Last month a friend asked me the following question: "What do you believe would be a good equity position as a startup founder after a Series A? I don't want to be diluted too much.". This week, another friend who is in the process of raising money asked me if he should accept certain "preferences" from his potential investors in favor of a higher valuation and less dilution.

The top story of this slightly slow new day was the announcement from Jonathan Wiltshire, Debian release assistant, stating Debian 9 would be delayed two months. Steven Ovadia dug up an interesting blog post from someone claiming to suffer from Linux Desktop PTSD and KDE announced a new community outreach program. Jason Baker posted a round-up and poll of the top five Linux shells and why do distros look so darn insecure?

The module allows you to manage pages on a site. Check out Page Manager module for more advanced tools.

IP Path Access is an access control module which allows an administrator to set a path and IP (or IP range) and prevent all users from accessing the path that are not accessing from the set IP address (or IP range).

In other words, the module is intended to permit access to the path and IP set, and deny for all others.

There are permissions available to specify which roles can add and delete IP settings, as well as user roles who can bypass the IP blocking.

Multiple IP and path pairs can be set, as long as they do not exactly match.