Administration

Image field formatter to enable a direct inline drag-n-drop upload. Supports views and multivalue fields.

Tiny module that let administrators define with more granularity the number of watchdog entries to keep in database.
Instead of a global configuration, you can choose how many entries to keep based on the entry type and severity level.

Idea is to avoid to miss/loose track of important entries that could be deleted due to a high level on info/notice/debug messages.

If what you are trying to do is to filter entries at write time instead, you might want to give a go at

Extends the "install new module" page by giving the option to install the new module in a subfolder of sites/all/modules. Example of subfolders are:

• contrib
• custom
• patched

You need to create these folders yourself. This module will list all subfolders in the default module folders of Drupal. The "features" folder is excluded automatically since features uses this to manage its own modules.

Hooks are provided to let other modules include or exclude custom folder paths.

Defines a Context condition that will allow a context to be active when the user does not have the roles selected.

This is the opposite functionality of the context_condition_user condition that comes with Context.

Panels In-Place Editor (IPE) is a miraculous leap forward in improving the usability of content administration within panels. In short, it allows even the most nontechnical, unsavvy of content editors to keep panels pages up-to-date and dynamic, without having to navigate the complexity of the usual Panels administration interface. However, for various (and legitimate) technical reasons, the IPE interface cannot be directly extended to Mini Panels.

This module adds a checkbox in the edition form of each content type. Once checked, the content of each node of this content type will be uneditable (even by its creator).

Current Maintainer: kriboogh

Keynav features the ability to have keyboard shortcuts in your Drupal pages
just like in your regular desktop apps. You can for example use Ctrl+S on a
form page to save the form. This module requires the Mousetrap library
available through: http://craig.is/killing/mice

See library restrictions for browser specific limitations. Not every browser supports overriding certain shortcuts (for example Ctrl+N)

Overview

This module extends the features of the Field Permissions module with the ability to create field access templates. These templates are available on the field access configuration form beside the default Public, Private and Custom options.

Overview:
The Workflow state buttons module is add-on module for the workflow module, this module provides additional workflow buttons at the bottom of node add/edit form for user-friendly content administration.

Features:

This module disables unsafe permissions for anonymous users. Even the site admins can't enable malicious permissions.
The list of the blacklisted permissions can be extended with hooks.

This module is sponsored by Acquia.