Administration

Find Content by User is en extension-module for find_content. It provides a way for users to find content by author username in the admin content overview. It can combine the search by title and user in the same query.
The code in this module is based on the code of find_content.

INSTALLATION:
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1. Place the entire find_content_by_user directory into your Drupal sites/all/modules/
directory.

This module has been created with a view point to migrate nodes of different content type's from Drupal version 6 to 7. The user(admin) can run the script to generate the CSV and upload the same with feeds module in Drupal 7.

It is very easy to implement.

The Entity Administration and history module displays all entities on a unique page, in a similar way that nodes can be administered on the admin/content page.

This new page will help to :

• easily access to your datas or configurations.
• monitor changes on you site, thanks to the history tag.
• perform mass update or deletion operations.

The Cancel Button module allows site administrators to enable a cancel button on entity forms.

A large majority of all websites have content that's only relevant to a country or region. This can be problematic because visitors from other countries or regions may not exactly be visiting your site with your best interests in mind.

This module allows you configure the site to be "read only" or "complete ban" for a visitor based on individual IP addresses or by country (using IP address lookup).

This is a module based on Panel plugins which will allow to create custom contextual links through panel UI. This is a simple module which don't have more functionality like contextual module.

Its a fully custom contextual link and not related with contextual module. You have to specify all contextual link manually in panel to display.

This module fixes CONCAT_WS error in /admin/people form when trying to filter using Microsoft SQL Server database. This module is needed to make form working until views in core get's patched.

Provides permissions to restrict administration access to single metatag tags.

The permission Filter module is a simple approach to provide a search
functionality in the people/permission page. It will help site admin to
get the desired result without scrolling down.

Install
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Simply install Permission Filter like you would install any other module.

1) Copy the permission_filter folder in the modules folder in your Drupal docroot.

2) Enable the module using Manage -> Extend (/admin/modules).

3) Goto People --> Permissions (/admin/people/permissions).