This module is a drop-in replacement for Drupal's database logging module (dblog), providing performance enhancements and finer-grained configuration.
Features
Provides all of the functionality which dblog provides.
Allows you to configure which message severities are logged.
Allows configuration based on user type (anonymous, authenticated and cron).
Lets you enable or disable special treatment for 403 and 404 pages, if you need reporting.
Can buffer log message, so that only one database write is needed per page request regardless of the number of log messages (configurable).
Usage
Enable this module and disable Drupal's database logging module.
Visit the 'Logging and errors' page on your site (admin/config/development/logging).
Configure the additional options you require, or leave as default.
Possible extensions
Use queuing instead of a shutdown function to write buffered log entries, so that alternative queue backends can be used, such as mongoDB. This would mean that logging would not require per-page database writes, but log entries would be delayed until next cron run.
Help toggle adds a 'Hide help'/'Show help' link on pages that contain help text or field descriptions for hiding and showing them.
Drupal 7 version is coming!
Requirements
This module uses jquery.cookie.js to set cookies in javascript. You can download the latest version from https://raw.github.com/carhartl/jquery-cookie/master/jquery.cookie.js. Place the file in sites/all/libraries/jquery.cookie. See the README.txt for full installing instructions.
Modules included
Help toggle
This module requires no configuration. Just enable it and you can start toggling your help texts. It's that easy. Even your grandma can use it.
Help toggle UI
This module adds an settings page for the Help toggle module. It can be found from admin/settings/help_toggle_sandbox. On this page you can make some advanced settings like disabling javascript, filter the pages where you want the toggle link to appear and disabling help and description texts entirely.
Tip:
After you have made your settings you can disable the UI module. This way it won't clutter your admin navigation.