Administration

This module override delete permission of site users and restrict site users to delete content in published state, Content deletion done when content not in published state.

Content type wise permission selection is configurable, no database tables needed.

-- INSTALLATION --

* Install as usual, see http://drupal.org/node/895232 for further information.

-- CONFIGURATION --

* Configure user permissions in Administration » People » Permissions:

-- CUSTOMIZATION --

Provides an API for managing entity relationships.

The Menu Administration Tool module allows you alternative way to edit menu on administration page, adding another one menu manager besides you already have in Drupal. The tool is trying to solve some problems inherent in the basic menu editor.

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The Extra Field UI module provides an easier way for developers to configure and
display extra fields on any Entity Form (including node and user).
If you are not a developer then you probably shouldn't enable this module.

MAINTAINERS
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Current maintainers:
* Felipe Caminada - https://www.drupal.org/u/caminadaf

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The Diff Entity Properties module enables custom or pre-built entities to be
fully supported by the Diff module, creating a Revisions List page for all
entity types that have revisions enabled and allows permitted users view the
difference between two entity revisions, given that that entity type is
correctly configured.

Multilingual Login Redirect module allows you to redirect a user to a specific url or node number when he logs in depending on the actual language of the website and the user role.
In this way you can maximise your marketing and sales redirecting a user to a specific product or marketing page when he logs in.

Extends Core Database Logging module (dblog, formerly: watchdog) to allow conditional logging to the database.

Introduction

The DBLog Conditions module is part of the OSCE suite of admin tools. It is especially useful on production environment, in combination with the following module:

Provides an API for managing entity permissions.

Most projects with a QA and UAT workflow need a way to let testers access privileged user roles on dev and stage environments that they might not otherwise have access to in production.

This module offers a dead simple solution: it automatically creates a dummy user account for each role on the site when it's installed, where the username and password are both set to a known value. By only installing this helper module on dev and stage, it's easy to provide testers with access to these environments via static accounts.