Administration

Menu Toggle is a very small, simple module that lets you toggle the visibility of expanded menu items. By default when a Drupal menu is set to 'Expanded', the children of that menu item are listed below it. Some menus have very long lists of items however, and it can be inconvenient to navigate. With Menu Toggle you can force expanded menu items to show up only when you click the parent menu item. This will save a lot of vertical real estate on your website.

Please refer to the module Plugin Manager, a module that provides much the same functionality, and is condoned by the Drupal Security Team

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This module is seeking a new maintainer.

Popups: Add and Reference adds a link to CCK's Node Reference widget that makes it easy to add a new node without having to leave the edit page. It is built on top of my Popups API module: http://drupal.org/project/popups

Initial inspiration: Add and Reference by tema: http://drupal.org/project/add_n_reference

The Cache browser module provides a page (protected by 'administer cache tables' permission) from where you can browse all Drupal cache tables, list their contents, dump cached entries. You can also reset the contents of any cache table or delete single entries.

Data dumps use tipical PHP var_dump format. Arrays and classes are collapsed by default. You can expand/collapse them one by one or all at once. The expand/collapse feature requires a javascript enabled browser and uses Drupal/jQuery compatible methods.

Node Dedupe module disables users from creating duplicate nodes by re-submitting node forms using the browser's back button.

Install and enable the module as usual, then visit the module's settings page at - admin/settings/node_dedupe.

On the settings page you may select the node types you wish to enable node deduping for and the error message to display to a user when submitting a duplicate node form.

The update_form_enhancement module enhances update.php user interface by separating modules that are up to date from those that are not.

It uses standard form_alter hook to alter the form that is displayed on second step of update.php script to select modules that need to be updated.

Note about Drupal 7 and beyond: An equivalent feature implemented by this module is already in core, so the life time of this project dies with Drupal 6.

This module has been replaced by Wysiwyg API, which (also) integrates the jWYSIWYG editor with your Drupal site and provides the same functionality. Users should install or migrate to Wysiwyg API instead.

This module has been superseded by Entityqueue which allows creation of queues from nodes, taxonomy terms, users and other entities. Entityqueue currently has an alpha release for Drupal 8 and a stable 1.1 release for Drupal 7, so it's recommend you use that module over this one.

This module is very simple with following feature -

- Provides a menu for multi site list
- List all sites by reading sites folder that is sitename as per drupal multisite instruction
- Provides link to run cron and update.php for all site from a single site

Post new feature/bug in project issue queue. Hope this will help you manage your sites in more better way.