Webtrees
This module integrates Drupal with the Webtrees genealogy website to provide single sign-on capabilities. It synchronizes user accounts between Drupal and Webtrees, allowing users to log in to both systems simultaneously. The accompanying Views module enables access to Webtrees data from Drupal for creating links to genealogy content.
This module provides limited integration of the Webtrees genealogy website with Drupal.
It is designed to provide single sign on support with Drupal being the front-end. It essentially logs into and out of both servers at the sametime. It creates a matching user on the other site as needed.
User accounts can come from the Drupal or Webtrees user list or from both lists.
The system has been test with a Webtrees site that has only one genealogy tree.
It should work with any number of trees but post a bug if you encounter problems.
The system does check both user lists to see if a user is blocked.
Drupal and Webtrees can run on the same server or different servers. Likewise, they can use databases that are on different servers. Webtrees does require MySQL. Normally Drupal will be located at the root URL while Webtrees is in a directory such as /webtrees.
This Drupal Webtrees 2.x module supports Webtrees 2.1. The 1.x version supports prior versions of Webtrees. These are no longer being actively developed. Only critical fixes will be made to these in the future.
Views Support
The Webtrees Views module provides basic Views support for most of the Webtrees tables including user, individuals, families, links and media. It is designed to provide read-only access to the Webtrees database so things like links to the Webtrees pages can be created and used from Drupal webpages.