Configuration
The module can be configured from the Configuration>>Web services>>Gigya settings menu:
Learn more in Gigya documentation: Gigya Module Configuration.
Gigya Default Tokens Module
The “Gigya Default Tokens” module is used for integration with the “Profile2” module and other text fields. You can set Gigya tokens as default values for text-fields, so Gigya’s user information can be integrated into every relevant text-field of your users’ profiles. This is done by Drupal tokens. For example, you can map the nickname that comes from the Gigya user info into a custom field named “Nickname”, that you have added to a custom 'profile2' profile used on your site.
Please refer to the Token module for more information about tokens http://drupal.org/project/token
Advanced Customization - hooks
All Gigya API calls that are initiated by the module go through relevant “drupal_alter” functions, so they can be further configured via custom coding. Please refer to Advanced Customization - Hooks for more information.
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Comments
Gigya limits
1000 logins/month for free - then they shut down your site and ask for a lot of money...
Do your research before you invest too much time.
Is it?
Actually i am planning to use this module in my site.I am sure i will get more than 1000 users every month.So you are saying it is not advisable to use this module.
Siva
Estimated $15k+ Annual Cost
Best info here: #769272: Gigya service cost for more than 1000 unique visitors per month is $15,000 per year Yep that is right