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Adds DocCheck integration to the site. Currently this means a login block and a login page which can be configured.
Supported features:
- DocCheck Free: profession and activity based authentication (requires profession and activity to be transmitted)
- DocCheck Economy: uniquekey based authentication (requires uniquekey to be enabled)
- DocCheck Business: automatic registration (requires DocCheck Personal to be enabled)
Setup instuctions:
DocCheck:
- Go to CReaM
- Create a site as written in this PDF, Section 2.2: http://www.doccheck.com/fileadmin/user_upload/dc_Lounge/com/DocCheck_Log...
- In the third tab, you will see an html code. In that code, there is an URL similar to this: https://login.doccheck.com/code/$language/$long_number/$size_$template
Where $language is one of: com, de, fr, it, es, nl and the long number is your keynumber.
The $size is the size of the login block, the $template is the template name.
Drupal:
- Enable the module
- Go to Administer -> User management -> DocCheck settings
- Add your website's domain
- Set your language(s).
- Go to the keynumbers tab
- Enter your keynumber(s).
- Block and page templates: the DocCheck module provides one login block and one login page by default. You can set two settings for each: the size of the login box and the template name.
The module is under development.
This module is developed by Pronovix.
Project information
- 17 sites report using this module
- Created by tamasd on , updated
- This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.