Unpublished Nodes Redirect

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Unpublished Nodes Redirect is a simple module to allow admin users to setup redirects for each node type on their site. They can also set different types of redirects per node type. Developers can alter the node type list if required. The redirect will only effect anonymous users, if you have admin users that do not have permissions to view unpublished nodes, they will still see a 403 Access Denied for these pages.

Random user auth. DANGEROUS!

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This module provides auto-authenticate-random-user.

If user does not have a valid session, one is created with a random user.
This is VERY DANGEROUS and should NEVER be enabled on public
available environments.

Use this module for performance testing for intranets and other
personalized websites.

Features:

  • Random user select during hook_boot()
  • Admin user is omitted
  • Redirect to requested page

Share Node

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This module allow administrators to add a "Share node" field to some content type so the users can indicate who else has access to edit their nodes.

How to use.

Go to "Structure" > "Content types" and add a "Share node" field to the content type you want to enable this module.

Then go to "Modules" > "Share Node" > "Settings" and set the field name you added in the content type. Also set the public keyword that you want to use to represent when a node can be edited by any user.

Disable user 1 edit

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Disable user 1 edit module makes it so that that all operations on user 1 is disabled.

Why?

Well, if a role has the permission "administer users", this by default includes user 1. If they can edit user 1, then they can also edit their email and password. If they can edit their email and password, then they can take over the account, and therefore they can also gain additional privileges than their current role.

If you want to enable users to administer users without risking them editing user 1, then you need this module.

CKEditor iFrame

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This module integrates the CKEditor iFrame Dialog for CKEditor. After installing, you will be able to add a button to the CKEditor toolbar that will allow a user to embed iframe content from YouTube or applications like Google Calendar.

Installation

This module requires the core CKEditor module and the CKEditor FakeObjects module.