Administration

The OG Public Access module allows Organic Groups (OG) administrators to control public access to their groups' content. This module does not require group administrators to be granted the site-wide administer nodes permission.

The use case for this module is for a site with teams of writers submitting content privately in their groups, and editors controlling what is allowed to go public in specific groups.

The OG Audience module allows Organic Groups (OG) users to change a node's audience without having to edit the node.

This module allows you to specify a list of browsers that your website does not support or are only semi-supported. The motivation behind the module is so that web developers can concentrate on building their site for recent browsers and ask their users to upgrade if they use an older browser that does not display the site properly.

Unsupported browsers will be shown the sites maintenance page with a custom message while semi-supported browsers will get a javascript alert or a drupal message.

NOTE: this module is deprecated in favour of Time Track, another module which does exactly the same, in order to not divide efforts. I will not develope any more on Node Time Tracker.

Much content + inconsistent quality – this module = frustration

Benefits of this module

• Go through all of your content, one piece at a time, to make the quality more consistent.
• Run multiple audits at the same time.
• Bookmark the content that needs further consideration.
• Let your teammates help you.
• Keep a record of what happened.

This tiny module adds more granular permissions in order to let users edit a node's Authored by and/or Authored on field (without them being granted the all-powerful administer nodes permission).

This module has been superseded by Override Node Options and won't be maintained anymore.

Cache clear is a simple module to force the regeneration of the page cache at a configurable time interval. You can see the module in action at http://www.booktribes.com

The module was developed by M Dixon of computerMinds

The Update Status module checks with drupal.org once a day to see if there are new officially released versions of Drupal and any modules that you are running. It requires cron to do its thing, so make sure that you have cron correctly enabled or it won't be able to know.

Account reminder is a simple module that will resend the welcome email to users who have registered with the site but have not yet logged in. The admin can control the initial time before sending a reminder, the time period between subsequent reminders and the total number of reminders to send. The email that is sent is also fully customizable.

This module allows users to flag nodes and comments as offensive for the adminstrator to review.

This module is in the rearchitecting period. All changes will happen in 2.x branch.

The admin can specify which type of nodes are allowed to be flagged.