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Allows any entities that are referenced on a deleted entity's fields to also be deleted. This is the converse of Field reference delete whose purpose is to remove any references to a deleted entity from all your other entities (if I delete a taxonomy term, remove all the references to that term from my other content's fields).
The module also takes into account checking if a referenced entity is a default value for any field, and will not delete it in that case.
Commerce product reference and line item reference
Core taxonomy term, file, and image
Any field module which references an entity table and ID column in it's hook_field_schema() 'foreign keys' array.
Examples
An Entity reference field that is using the Inline entity form widget so that users can only create new referenced entities. If you delete an entity that has this field, then this can leave 'abandoned' entities that can no longer be referenced.
A taxonomy term field called 'Tags' which is free-form and allows users to add whatever tags they want. If you get a bunch of spam entries, you want to ensure that the tags the spammer used are also removed if no other content is tagged with those terms.
With this module you can display a block with manually specified graphics and text links within the plugin TagCanvas Javascript Class cloud shapes. It is primarily used for manually defined graphics and is not a substitute for the taxonomy controlled drupal module TagCanvas which depends on the module Tagadelic. The ability to create text links is only a option to offer a combination of text and graphics. All links, images and options should be adjusted easily in the backend.
Redirect 404 allows you to specify a number of servers that should be attempted to be redirected to if a 404 (Page not found) error is encountered. This module is useful when you are doing a gradual migration to Drupal from another system (Drupal-based or not).
Description
Let's say you have a legacy system which contains most of your web presence and decide to migrate to Drupal, starting with the home page, but didn't want to orphan the legacy site. So, URL such as http://www.example.com/department would stop working and would return 404 to users visiting the site.
With mod_rewrite in Apache, it is possible to redirect 404 to an external URL, but it does not preserve the full request path nor support multiple destination servers.