I already have the Node Clone downloaded and it is installed, you can see I’m using the 7.x-1.0-RC1 version. So we’re going to go ahead and take a look. If you have a really complex node type it may not clone completely cleanly, however in most cases it will so it can be a helpful little module if you just need to copy an existing node and then make changes to it. Obviously in the first situation you can use a development site and push it up through that but this is kind of a simple module that allows you to copy different pieces of content so if you have nodes and you want them to copy, not everything works as you’ll notice there’s a little warning.

This can be useful if you have a very complex page and maybe you want to make some changes to it, it’s on a live site but you want to test those changes before you actually change on the live site so you can make a clone of it, put it on unpublished status, do all your changes and make sure it looks good and then copy those changes over or if you have a lot of nodes that are going to look the same, you can use that to kind of give a jump start so it cuts down the amount of work you have to do. Generally what this module can be used for is for I guess it sounds it up pretty clearly, it enables you to nodes. We’re on Episode Number 88 of the Daily Dose of Drupal today and it’s going to be a quick one.

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Quick node clone