Administration tools

Seeking maintainer

This module "hijacks" the delete button from the delete confirmation form and unpublishes nodes instead of deleting them. Nodes can be truly deleted

About This Node creates a block that displays information about the node you're viewing. It allows users to see, at a glance, the following information without clicking "Edit" or digging into revision history:

• node ID (NID)
• node type (content type)
• creation date and time
• creation author (user who created the node)
• last updated date and time
• last updated author (user who made the most recent change to the node)
• published status
• promoted to front page status
• sticky status
• commenting status (enabled, read only, or disabled)

Note: About This Node is not built with end-users in mind. Rather, this is an administrative tool to allow admins and other privileged users quick access to important information about a node. Requests to add end-user-facing features will be denied (with a friendly apology, of course).

Installation

This module, when enabled, creates a block that displays the information about a node. You will need to display this block in one of your theme's regions (at Admin > Site Building > Blocks).

Role watchdog automatically logs all role changes made through the user profile or the User List in its own table. A record of these changes is shown in a Role history tab on each user's page. Role watchdog can optionally monitor one or more specific roles for changes and notify members of selected roles via email whenever a change occurs.

Conditions are sets of requirements (e.g. PHP code, current page or site) that make the condition as a whole TRUE or FALSE. Other modules can provide new requirements or use the Condition API to trigger some kind of action (e.g. display a block or switch the theme to Garland) in case a condition is TRUE.

A collection of common functions useful for administering multisites.

You don't need to install this unless required by another module (multisite_maintenance, multisite_login), or unless you want to use these functions for your own development.