Administration

Entity Rules provides a page for selecting and creating Rules components that will be executed when different operations happen to an Entity of a particular bundle. This provides an alternative method of triggering Rules. Instead of adding entity related events to Reaction Rules you are able to select which Rules will fire from the bundle management page.

Currently the operations supported are create, update, delete, validation and form access. You are also able to pass different arguments to the Rules per bundle.

Cookie control

A simple cookie control module. Gives you the option to prevent specific javascript from loading at hook_js_alter. All used messages are configurable and translatable.

Other modules can access the visitors preference by a using the function cookiebar_get_status().

Visitor preference

The users preference is stored at his computer, using a cookie, for at most 5 years.

Remove user search from the /search space and move it to /admin/people -- that is, instead of /search/user the functionality for searching users is found at /admin/people/search

This is useful for when you want make it easier for administrators to find the user search, and you don't want regular visitors and members of your site to see a search for user profiles alongside the search for content (indeed, you likely don't want tabs on the search page at all).

Google Analytics support
Support for Custom Content Types
Support for CMS-like Drupal installations
Automatically optimizes your titles for search engines
Generates META tags dynamically
You can set any title and set any META description and any META keywords you want.
Google site verification support

This module allows you to bulk delete users through the admin interface. You provide a list of email addresses, one per line, and the users are deleted using the batch processing API.

Enable the module, then visit admin/people/userdelete to delete users.

This module sponsored by the Application Developer's Alliance

This is my first Drupal project I am testing it

Granular Permission Management with PermissionAssign

Through the default behavior of Drupal, granting the "administer permissions" permission to a role allows that role to manage ALL permissions.

We needed a way to allow certain roles to administer a selected list of permissions.

Granular Module Management with ModuleAssign

Through the default behavior of Drupal, granting the "administer modules" permission to a role allows that role to manage ALL modules.

We needed a way to allow certain roles to administer a selected list of modules.

Taxonomy Delete Batch module allows you to delete large vocabularies and orphaned terms. This module aims to help you if you want to delete thousands of terms at once.
If you try to delete a Vocabulary what contains a huge amount of terms, you will probably face memory or execution time limitations.
Taxonomy Delete Batch aims to solve that problem using the Batch API of Drupal core.
You may find this module helpful, if you are building or administering a site what generates a huge amount of data, and you need to do a clean-up sometimes.

Provides the backoffice functionality present in Commerce Kickstart v2.

Contains three submodules: commerce_backoffice_product, commerce_backoffice_order, commerce_backoffice_content.

Commerce Backoffice Product

Provides a better experience for stores using nodes as product displays for grouping product variations (commerce_product entities).