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We use it lots to ensure, for example, only ‘Basic HTML’ is allowed for comments by normal users, but Administrators can use ‘Full HTML’ on their content.

Better Formats – Extends Drupal’s input formats by adding per-content type defaults for each role.

This module keeps seamlessly automatic saves of an incomplete form for safety or review.

Autosave – Editing a long form like Initaitive or Project profiles can take time and risks the accidental loss of your input.

We use it to ensure people’s profiles match their actual first, middle and last names.

This module removes the title field from certain content types and allows Tokens or PHP to be used to fill it instead. Automatic Nodetitles – Some content just doesn’t need a user to be able to change the title, because it’s derrived from data on the page or follows another rule.However, once you have dozens of extra fields and options flying around, or more media, or need a bit more integrity of data, these will certainly help:

#Stylizer drupal 7 update#

More a developer tool, but nice to be able to take a snapshot right before an update and know you can just roll back if something goes bad.Įntering content out the box on a Drupal site is rather sparse but simple. Backup and Migrate – Make and restore database snapshots with a little more intelligence than a plan SQL dump.We use it, amongst other places, for the ‘Featured’ content on the homepage and keeping a list of good articles for the newsletter. Nodequeue – Allows admins to create lists of nodes with an arbitrary order.

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Taxonomy Manager – If you have a lot of free tagging on the site, or you want to move your vocabulary terms around, or enter 10 at once, this module is handy.

It automatically removes older revisions to keep your site bloat-free. Revision Deletion – Enabling automatic revision creation on your bigger content types is essential to avoid those, “Oh no, it’s gone!” moments… But lots of users who can edit – some of which with heroic OCD levels – mean the revisions stack up and the database grows without this module.Without it Drupal 6 is a pain but I reckon even the nicer to use Drupal 7 benefits from this one. Administration menu – a black drop-down menu bar giving almost instant access to the whole administration area.Moving around and managing a big site like this one can be a chore – so many options and pages, so many little tasks to be automated… These modules are a must to take the hassle out of administering the site: Massive thanks to Jim Kirkpatrick for this fantastic outline of how we built this site using which drupal modules and why. How we built Transition Network website By Ed Mitchell 8th March 2011