This module allows you to "archive" content types by preventing new content from being created, but still allowing full access to existing nodes.
Allows indexing and searching menu items. This is useful for site builders, developers and also end-users to quickly find a link.
This module updates the D7 core.
WARNING: This module is a COMPLETE HACK, I will not be responsible for ANY loss of data due to use of this module.
Adds the machine names of the permissions next to the permissions on admin/people/permissions
Aims to be a one-stop shop for all Web services functionality offered within the Aegir Hosting System. It allows for remote site management via the Services framework.
For general reports, you can use the views module.
There are some other modules available to address the need of custom SQL queries.
This module provides simple options to build summary reports for different content types, users.
This Drupal module provides very basic management of external jobs by leveraging Webform for building argument forms. It is the very beginnings of a CI (Continuous Integration) platform - an attempt to reimplement some of what Jenkins does in Drupal.
WARNING: This module is under development and not intended for production use. In particular, this module provides "command-line" and unlimited PHP access to users, so it should be tested with great caution. I hope to get to a publicly-usable development version by Fall 2011.
Provide the ability to track/revert menu changes.
This module is currently under development.
Drupal core administration UX improvements.
The Embedded Help module allows administrators to create help tags directly above fields in the back-end. This is useful for sites where admins would like to provide content writers and editors with on-page assistance regarding how best to use specific fields, or what a field means or does. These help tags can compliment and re-enforce existing consolidated documentation (e.g. Advanced Help pages).
Embedded Help tags can be be several different types (help, info, or warning) and display styles (clickable icon, expandable teaser, or full text).
