Administration

Stores the time when users got activated.

Use a different menu as the Administration Menu. Configurable per role.

See a video tutorial by CodeKarate.

The Whammy Bar is a curated Wordpress style menu for non-developer Drupal site maintainers, editors, and users. The goal of the Whammy Bar is to provide a professional and simple menu that is designed to make Drupal easier to use.

This script is purely to manage my own development environment and I am fully aware of drush; but for me this just seems to fit my needs a lot better. I'm adding the project to drupal.org incase there are other people that could benefit from a similar set-up.

This is a bash script for managing Drupal sites that utilise a central repository of modules and themes. Here are a few example commands:

This module provides permissions to view user profiles depending on what
roles the profile requested to be viewed has.

Important:

Note that in Drupal 6, roles have no machine names, so if you change the
role name of a role, you will have to reassign these permissions.

This module provides the ability to trigger CiviCRM cron jobs on sites hosted on the Aegir Hosting System.

CiviCRM requires its own cron jobs, to trigger mass mailings in CiviMail, for example. Since the URLs to trigger these jobs are different from those of the associated Drupal sites' cron, they're normally handled separately, usually in crontabs. With Hosting CiviCRM Cron, these can now be managed in Aegir, as are site deployments, backups, and upgrades.

This module provides a set of tools for creating and maintaining a website for small non-profit organizations.

This module has no basis in the original GetSatisfaction module for d6. It has been written from the ground up to provide every feature configurable in any way.

All 4 widgets on GetSatisfaction are available.
The Feedback Widget, Search Widget and Topic List are all able to be created more than once and placed anywhere. You can have as many copies of each of the 3 widgets as you want to target to specific pages. eg. a Topic list on the front page only showing everything and a different one on all product pages showing product related topics.

Generic form handler for Chaos tool suite (ctools).
Allows to hijack and display all forms available in code.

DCDL (Drupal Config Dump & Load) is a configuration management module written to support migrating configuration via drush for Drupal 6. It aims to be a small tool to handle a very specific problem space: snapshotting and loading configuration parts of a site without affecting the content.

DCDL works at a very low level, pulling the configuration directly from the database and writing directly back. It does not follow any code paths in the modules, but does read and write the configuration with guidance from the modules themselves.