Administration

Introduction

This module is reated for helping keep your site clean of errors and notices.
Some drupal sites has one error that is repeat very frecuently so you can't see
any other errors or events on your watchdog.

This search php errors on every cron execution and show then into a single
page.

REQUIREMENTS
This module requires the following modules:

• dblog (core module)

INSTALLATION

Install as you would normally install a contributed drupal module.
See

Drupal GOLIVE Checklist - What is it?

The Drupal GOLIVE Checklist eliminates guesswork by creating a functional to-do list of modules and tasks that remain before your site can go live. If you are in charge of launching a Drupal website, then this module is for you.

Dependencies

Checklist API

Module modifies user role assigning functionality and only allows to assign a single role to a particular user. This helps in the situations where you want users to have only one role at a time.

Features

Page Message module allows administrators to create messages that appear on specific pages. Messages might include rationales, warnings, relationships, ar anything else that might be helpful to page users. The module is envisioned to be of use for admin pages, but any page on the site can get a message.

Examples:
URL: admin/structure/block/manage/block/1/configure
Message: Don't modify this block without consulting Jan.

This module allows you to customize the "add content" page (/node/add) by converting it to a menu named "Custom add content page". By configuring this menu you will be able to:

• Sort creation links and establish a hierarchy
• Hide creation links

Via module's administration page you can choose menu renderer between:

• Drupal's core renderer
• Module's custom renderer (default)

When a content type is created or deleted the menu is automatically updated.

This module gives you control of which modules should be enabled and disabled per environment (production, stage, development).

It also makes environments more secure by not letting anyone manually change module statuses of modules not meant to have their statuses changed.

Key features:
- Module statuses return to their preferred status when cron is run.
- Locks the status of modules you don't want to be able to change manually.

No matter the type of environment or type of site, this module does it's job.

Diff VIews module adds new Views field handler “Compare” with Diff radio buttons.

How to use:

1. Add new “Compare” field to your View of node revisions.
2. Select 2 revisions of the same node and click “Compare” button.
3. You will be redirected on built-in Diff page node/%/revisions/view/%/%.

Looks better in Table format.

Logs all site messages to watchdog.

Useful for tracking messages for all users across your site. Even more useful if you have a log query/viewing tool.

Status type mapping
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'status' => WATCHDOG_NOTICE
'warning' => WATCHDOG_WARNING
'error' => WATCHDOG_ERROR

Defaults to WATCHDOG_NOTICE.

Distributions contain a carefully selected set of module versions along with specific patches that have been tested for compatibility. These projects and their versions are defined through .make files within the distribution and their projects.

Individually upgrading a project could potentially break the distribution and should be avoided unless you are an experienced developer.

Introduction

iClew checks your Drupal site daily and delivers the improvement recommendations to your in-box. It helps you monitor your site performance, availability, traffic rank and content quality. With the improvement recommendations tailored for your site, you can improve your site and business by driving more traffic to your website or turning more visitors into paying customers.