Break long pages into smaller ones automatically by words(or characters) limit, or by means of a customizable pagination tag:
Tracker Lite is designed to replace the tracker module, without requiring the presence of the comments module to work. This may be useful to small sites that don't need comment module but want the convenience and simplicity of the tracker system.
The aim of this module is to be an exact replacement: for fancier effects use Views.
You can't run both this module and core tracker module together as they use the same paths, but it's fine to switch from one to the other: for example should your site expand and need comment module after all.
Insert View is a filter that allows users to embed content lists generated by the Views module into node bodies and blocks using relatively simple tag syntax.
Sidebar blocks contain all sorts of nifty stuff, but sometimes you want to include or embed that stuff into the body of your node. Instead of using PHP snippets (a possible security hole on public sites), you can use this module. When it's activated...
[block:name of module=delta of block]
...will insert the contents of a rendered sidebar block into the body of your node. If no delta is specified, the default block for that module will be displayed.
This uses the migrate framework to allow the import of your phpbb data into Drupal equivalents.
While the use of this module should be quite straight forward, you may need to know some php etc in order to overcome any issues.
The AdminRSS module creates RSS feeds for the administrative information for Drupal websites.
These feeds are protected with a keystring that must be set in admin/settings/adminrss page, and should accordingly be safe enough and updated often. The resulting pages can then be read at:
The Content Construction Kit allows you to add custom fields to nodes using a web browser.
The Path Access module gives site administrators an additional layer of access control to all pages of a Drupal site.
The Masquerade module allows site administrators (or anyone with enough permissions) to switch users and surf the site as that user (no password required). That person can switch back to their own user account at any time.
This is helpful for site developers when trying to determine what a client, logged in as themselves, might see when logged into the site.
This is a very simple module that logs (in the drupal watchdog) page generation times that exceed a threshold value, or are a record for the site so far.
There is a settings page to change the threshold value and reset the record value.
When paired with Log Watcher, administrators can be notified by email when page load times are excessive.
