Administration

Add a search filter on admin/config/regional/translate/translate for filtering translations by context.

The Workbench Revision Cleanup module helps to clean up the revisions for a site utilizing the Workbench Moderation module. This module helps to ensure the current drafts, which are newer than the published node, are not removed during a revision cleanup. All drafts newer than the current, published node are not considered for revision deletion.

There are 2 methods to trim the revisions:

Modules Checklist

The Modules Checklist module provides control over enabled and disabled modules of the project and helps to maintain consistency across multiple environments (local, dev, prod etc). It can be especially helpful for a project containing 100+ modules or on sites running on multi-site Drupal setup.

The Modules Checklist compares enabled modules with the lists of required and optional modules defined in settings.php.

It warns site administrator on the Status report page in case of any discrepancy between defined lists of modules and their actual status.

It also warns if user is trying to disable required module or enable the module which should be disabled.

It can send email to site administrator if required module has been disabled, uninstalled, enabled or installed by someone.

Modules Checklist log

The Modules Checklist log records in database who has installed / enabled / disabled / uninstalled a module on the site.

The log is a chronological list of recorded events containing

Administrator should check the log on a regular basis to ensure his site is working properly.

Field Override module.

This module adds Features support for exporting individual permissions per role. If you want to track the state of a role and only certain permissions for that role, use this module!

Note: it can quickly get confusing having "Permissions" and "Role Permissions" on the create a feature form. You might consider disabling "Permissions" (user_permission) on the Features settings form:

admin/structure/features/settings

Express Add Content provides a hook in which you can group content types and block types (provided by the bean module) into categories which you define. This module provides no user interface to group content types and block types - this can only be accomplished by adding the hook sin your own custom module.

The 'Minimum Multiple Fields(MMF): Field Collection' module allows the administrator to specify a minimum number of Field Collection fields to appear in the content add form.
This module specifically works for Field Collection fields which are configured 'Allowed number of values: UNLIMITED'.

Agenda is to initially show a specific(say, 3) number of fields at content add form, against the default behaviour that shows only one field.

The 'Minimum Multiple Fields(MMF): Core Fields' module allows the administrator to specify a minimum number of Drupal core-fields to appear in the content add form.

This module specifically works for available default core-fields which are configured 'Allowed number of values: UNLIMITED'.

Agenda is to initially show a specific(say, 3) number of fields at content add form, against the default behaviour that shows only one field.

Although, it has some limitations.
Please check LIMITATIONS section for more details.

This is a very simple module to keep record of concurrent logins counts, and also sent the notification mail if concurrent login count reached on critical level.

Steps for using this module

• Enable the module.
• Configure http://example.com/admin/config/concurrent-users-notification/conusersno...
• Set a cron job with given URL at required time frequency.

Your suggestions are most welcome.