Administration

Track Host is a simple module for Drupal that help site publisher to follow the step-by-step navigation , tracking "how" and for "how long" anonymous and registered users browse through your web site.

Filtering information from the access_log table (host field) this module gives to you tracking of the user (IP host) navigation.

The module provides:
- a list table of the recent hosts
- a detail table with the host navigation traking
- a side block from which you'll have access to the list and detail table

This is a collection of logging and alerts modules. They interface to the new custom logging watchdog hook available in 6.x.

Add referral sites in your drupal site which creates a referral reference so administrators can keep track of where new registered users are coming from.

First version of the module.

Sponsored By: HerFabLife (http://www.herfablife.com).

Introduced in Drupal 6, the Schema API allows modules to declare their database tables in a structured array (similar to the Form API) and provides API functions for creating, dropping, and changing tables, columns, keys, and indexes.

The Schema module provides additional Schema-related functionality not provided by the core Schema API that is useful for module developers. Currently, this includes:

Implements Project Honey Pot's http:BL service for Drupal. http:BL can prevent email address harvesters and comment spammers from visiting your site by using a centralized DNS blacklist. It requires a free Project Honey Pot membership. This module provides efficient blacklist lookups and blocks malicious visitors effectively.

http:BL has been adopted for use to enhance protection on Drupal.org.

This module is not being actively developed, as the important parts of it's functionality have be included in Drupal 6.

Quick Admin Menu is a javascript heavy replacement for the core Menu administration page. It features drag and drop tree sorting, and same page editing, deleting and disabling of menu items. Yay!

Hopeful this is the first of a series of Quick Admin X modules, which will be javascript remixes of the current Drupal admin pages.

Development on this module has ceased. For an alternative to this module try SimpleMenu or Administration Menu.

MiniMenus is a module designed to provide Google-like registration and login links in the top right corner of a Drupal website for anonymous users, and a mini-control-panel for authenticated users and administrators.

Why Do I Need It?

Unfortunately Drupal does not include the powers of immortality or invincibility. You may someday get hit by a truck, or even just decide that you no longer want to maintain the site. So someone else may have to take over.

Where do they start? I know you documented the site really well, but the next person doesn't want to read those 14 binders of documentation you left behind. They can always go through all the administration screens and look for the information, but that can take a lot of time and even those pages don't tell you everything. Some things you're only going to get by looking directly into the database.

This is what the Site Documentation module is designed to do. In addition, it will detect some problems that may exist in your installation, and optionally correct some of them.

Enables custom requiring and hiding of designated modules at admin/modules. Good for Drupal distros and hosts.

A good example would be to prevent the disabling of the paranoia module, which prevents PHP from being run.

systemmask development has been sponsored by CivicSpaceLabs.org. After May 10, 2007 the module has been maintained by Robin Monks.

Allows creation of new drupal sites from a central drupal site without the creator having access to database info. The new site is installed either in the same database with a different prefix or if the drupal db_user has access to create a database and grant privileges, then possibly there.