Administration tools

The IP List module allows administrators to maintain and search list of IP addresses and IP address ranges, and associate each address or range with an arbitrary organization (string).

ShURLy is a URL shortening service implemented as a module for Drupal. This module was written by Jeff Robbins for Lullabot’s URL shortener: http://lb.cm and maintained by Jean-Baptiste Lardoux for Nemorius: https://lc.cx

D7 version is ready for use. D8 version is still in development and should not be used in production environment.

It is intended to be fast, clean, simple, self-contained, user-friendly, flexible, and easy to set up.

New URLs are created by going to /shurly and entering the long URL and an optional custom short URL. Short URLs have ownership and each user can track click statistics for his/her URLs.

To maximize the use of characters, URLs are case sensitive. With the correct permissions, short URLs can either be entered custom or autogenerated. Autogenerated URLs use the character set of A-Z, a-z, 0-9. However the characters “01lIO” are not used since these characters are often ambiguous, particularly in print (thanks to Tantek Çelik for this suggestion). Custom URLs may contain any non-reserved characters including UTF8 characters, glyphs, and icons. How fun is that!?

Update Status Proxy is a module which provides a work-around for Drupal's inability to handle proxy servers, which makes getting the update status of modules impossible when your site is behind a r

The Node Menu Parent module extends the "default menu for content" setting provided by the core menu module by allowing a specific menu item to be selected (not just a top-level menu) per content type.

Example

Imagine we're creating a site for a business that will have a section describing the products they offer. We've got the core content types, Page and Story, and we've added our own content type called Product. Then we add a few pages under the Primary links menu, like so:

• <Primary links>
  • Products
  • Support
  • About Us

Now say we've decided that every product should have a menu item under Products. However, core Drupal's menu settings only let us choose a global default menu for content, such as Primary links. That means when we go to create a Product, the "Parent item" dropdown under "Menu settings" defaults to Primary links so every time we create a product we have to manually select Products as the parent item. This is tedious, easy to forget, and unnecessary extra clicking.

There are other modules that seem to provide similar functions that were planned for this module.

Provides support for goto commands. Requires PHP 5.3. Oh and also Bad judgement.