Useful and interesting modules for Drupal 6.xx + Tips and Tricks (Part II)

Last time I started a small review of interesting modules, let's continue!

Admin Changes the admin interface.
This is the best solution for the administration pages that I have seen and tried.

Save & Edit - the button “save the record and continue editing is added to the form. Conveniently.
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Submit Again is a module that allows you to add one more after saving the material.

iTweak Upload - change the upload form.

ImageCache Profiles - allows you to set presets for uploading custom images (avatars).

Moderation - a module for moderating entries. Shows lists for moderators with a description of their actions.

Comment Moderation - moderate comments.

User Relationships - allows you to create types of relationships between users, for example, friends , colleagues .

Frequently Asked Questions - organization frequently asked questions (FAQ) on the site.

Plugin Manager - module management. Who likes the Wordpress plugin update feature will appreciate this module!

Taxonomy Manager - provides a powerful interface for working with dictionaries.

Edit term - allows you to change terms.

Taxonomy Menu - allows you to create menus from vocabulary terms.

ImageField Tokens - change tokens for files uploaded through ImageField .

Simplenews - Organize newsletters.

XML sitemap - creates a sitemap.xml file.

Site verification - check sites in search engines (supported)

Modules for CCK (I think, do not need a presentation): Email Field , Link , Phone , Zipcode , Formatted Number CCK , Unique field , CCK Autocomplete , Money CCK field

Useful tips

Change the "added ..."

code must be placed in the template.php of your theme

//
function __node_submitted($node) {
return t( 'Posted by !username on @date' , array(
'!username' => theme( 'username' , $node),
'@date' => format_date($node->created, 'custom' , 'd / M / Y- H:i' )
));
}
//
function __comment_submitted($comment) {
return t( 'Posted by !username on @date at about @time.' , array(
'!username' => theme( 'username' , $comment),
'@date' => format_date($comment->timestamp, 'custom' , 'd / M / Y- H:i' ),
'@time' => format_date($comment->timestamp, 'custom' , 'H:i' )
));
}

* This source code was highlighted with Source Code Highlighter .

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