Administration tools

This module provides a form for fast user registration with email and username only.
Other modules also can add another fields on this form.
After fast registration, a user is allowed to visit a configurable count of pages, after which the user must fill in the full user profile.

The module allows you to show node author information in a custom format.
As it uses the cck userreference field, you can easily change the displayed author and keep the real author information in the uid field of the node table. This is useful if you work with freelance authors/journo's or if somebody else handles the actual content input/upload.

To use the module:

1. Enable the module
2. Go to node type settings page Administer -> Content Management -> Content types. Select the node type you want to modify
3. Add a userreference cck field to a node type. Select display template "Author field template"
4. Open the page with content type settings.
5. In a fieldset "Author information" for a field "Author field" select the userreference field you want to use
6. In "Author information template" add php code which returns formatted string. You can use $n (node object) and $u (user object) variables here.
For example:

<?php
$name = (isset($u->profile_last_name) || isset($u->profile_first_name)) ?  $u->profile_first_name . ' ' . $u->profile_last_name : $u->name;
$user_link =  l($name, 'author/' . $u->uid);
print format_date($n->created, 'small') .' / <em>' . $u->profile_company_name . '</em> / '. $user_link;
?>

7. Save your settings.
8. Profit!

This module saves referrer, IP and domain, and initial page the user arrived on from a users initial connection inside the users profile.

Save & Edit is a module that provides a very simple, yet welcome function to node editing pages.

Summary:

Allows you to allow select user roles to administer individual menus or menu items.

Quick Start:

1. Enable the module
2. Go to 'admin/user/permissions' and give the 'administer some menus' permission to any role that you want to give administrative access to all or part of a menu.
3. Go to 'admin/build/menus' (with the super user or another user with 'administer menu' permissions) and check which roles you would like to administer which menus.
4. If you don't want to give complete admin access to a whole menu, click on one of the menu links and give admin perms to only the sub-trees or sub-items of your choice.

If you gave a role an entire menu to administer, they'll be able to visit the 'admin/build/menus' page themselves and see all (and only) the menus they have access to.

If you gave a role only partial access to a sub-tree or sub-item, they'll be able to select that item from the Menu drop-down from the node form when adding/editing a node , or when editing that menu item itself or one of it's sub-items.

Unfortunately, there is no dedicated administration pages yet for users that only have partial admin access to a menu, so they'll be able to administer those menus only via the node form, or by knowing the url to edit a menu item and select it's parent from there.

Cron Key is a module that adds various utility functions for the Drupal cron system. As of July 29, 2013, this project is under new maintainership.