Administration tools

This is a very simple module that provides a CTools access plugin for using the access rules of another path. It does nothing without the CTools module.

When creating a custom page with Page Manager (for example, a Panels page), this module adds the 'Access to another path' access plugin in the Access tab. You may use it to mirror the access rules used by another path. For example, you might set up a custom search page, and use the access rules for the default Drupal search page, 'search'.

This module aims to allow site admins to grant granular administration privileges to "Deputies".

Site admins with the appropriate permissions can select which modules are visible to 'Deputised' users (who have the normal permissions to use the modules settings form). So the Deputies can change which modules are enabled, but certain modules can be hidden from them.

Any hidden modules which are enabled remain enabled when Deputised users make changes.

A common use case is to remove the ability to switch on the evaluation of PHP code.

This might be particularly useful in a managed hosted environment where site owners should have a high level of control, but do not have access to the user #1 account.

There are both D6 and D7 versions of the module.

This module originally included the ability to 'deputise' permissions as well as modules, but it came to light that the Permissions Lock module provides this functionality and more - so the permissions side of things was removed from Deputise.

The current releases are both marked as alpha1 simply to reflect their novelty as full releases.

A module which provides simple reports on what your modules are doing (via hook implementations) and providing (via menu and theme items).

Allows the wysiwyg editor to be added to textarea's not supported by default.

Currently supports the following textareas:

Maintenance theme module provides features to improve user experience on Drupal maintenance mode.

This module takes over the logout path and put a confirmation form and thus confirm with the user whether should logout or not.