Administration

The Spamna (=Spammer Node Add) module checks for users who have attempted to do a disallowed "node/add" and thus judges that they are spammers. Optionally it deletes the users found.

Running Spamna looks as follows:

Typical spammer page visits are as follows. Note in particular the attempt to do "node/add" which is denied. This is what Spamna uses to identify them as a spammer.

This module allows admins to restrict users in creating content.

Synopsis

At the time of sending these below mentioned emails,if you need to send an attachment to users.

NEW: Drupal 8.x version now available

DBLog Pager

The DBLog Pager module is quite simple. It adds paging options (Next, Previous) to the individual events view (/admin/reports/event/%ID%). Also adds First and Last links (if desired you can turn them off). Overrides the default display of a blank page if an event ID can't be found (configurable).

Advance administrators, web developers and web master avoid WYSIWYG to create Drupal site's pages. While creating pages without WYSIWYG font size of text area is very small and uncomfortable to read and write code. Even default admin module font-size is also small. TO overcome this issue and increase readability I created this module.

Field Storage UI, choose the field storage when creating a new field.

By default, Drupal ships with "Default SQL storage" for fields.
There are modules that implementing alternative field storage like:

Menu Item Save and Translate (MIST) is a small companion module to i18n_menu providing a Save and Translate button on a menu's Add link page.

The normal i18n_menu translation process requires manually finding again which menu link to translate, 3 clicks and 2 pages loads making the process very slow, painful and error prone.

The Mini Blocks module allows administrators to create simple key/value elements similar to typical Drupal Blocks, but with named keys rather than auto-increment integers. This allows admins/content editors to create editable pieces of content with "keys" that can be programmatically called based on their names.

This module allows programmers to call editable pieces of content that are not associated to a particular content type with keys that remain consistent from all environments whether they be in different sequences in local, dev, test, stage, prod etc.

When calling PHP function "phpinfo()" on HHVM, you probably see "HipHop" as output without any other details. This module outputs information about your PHP's configuration on HHVM, replacing the old phpinfo page under Drupal admin panel.

Command Post is a remote monitor and control system for Drupal sites. With Command Post, administrators can be alerted of exceptional conditions that may occur on a Drupal site, such as pending database updates, file system permissions, etc. They can also remotely monitor other aspects of a sites, such as installed modules (and their versions), PHP version, and other interesting PHP variables. Lastly, an administrator can run special remote commands on a Drupal site, such as flush the caches and run cron.