Administration

This module is great tool for every website owner, that needs online support (Live chat + Help Desk) for his customers.

You need to have valid account at Live Agent or you can create trial account for free.


Live Agent module integrates full featured help desk and live chat software Live Agent into Drupal installation. Simply add 'start chat' button by few simple clicks and be live within 5 minutes..

No HTML knowledge is required.

This is a really simple module that allows you to change the names of servers that are displayed in lists in the Hosting frontend.

This allows you to do lovely things like give your servers a 'Friendly name' that appears when choosing what database server to use for a site. Handy!

This module is a simple bridge between Aegir and token, and as such you'll want to install token module also.

Valform is a drupal module that can validate user input from both server side and client side. At client side, Javascrpt validates user input and jQuery provides elegent apparence. Click here to see some valform examples.

Drupal 7 users ending up here, please see this comment and this one.

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This module integrates into the Help module (using the hook_help() hook) to add help messages based on the URL. There is an administration form that allows users to set the messages and where they appear on the site. Multiple help messages can be added to the same page at once, the administration form can be ordered to sort the order that these messages appear.

In order to make the help messages appear you need to make sure that the $messages variable is printed on your template layer. Most themes will do this.

This is a D7 feature that implements per-node comment moderation. It requires latest recommended versions of Views (7.x-3.0-rc1) and VBO (7.x-3.0-alpha3).

This project aims to have a style sheet editor within the admin interface like Contao former typo light.

Refactoring of the inactive_user module

Small module, Drupal 7 only, which adds the 'robots' meta tag into the Head section of a page template.

Currently the choice module allows you to set either the 'index, follow' or 'noindex, nofollow' robots meta tag to be added.

This module was created as a stop-gap solution, while development is on-going on the Drupal 7 version of the Metatags module.