Hello,
We have here some text, entered in "book"-way, with different chapters.
We want now to achieve that everybody (without registering) can give comments or suggestions, but that these are not visible. Furthermore, they cannot do it anonymously and must enter an email-address. These comments must be sent to certain addresses in our organisation. Furthermore, we must know on what page they entered the comment. It is comparable with a webform under a node.
Does anyone have a suggestion or a direction how we can achieve this ?
Many thanks beforehand
Steven
If you don't want anyone else to see them, they aren't really comments as such. Why not use a webform under the node, as you suggested? Alternatively, you could just use comments, but make them visible to certain roles so they could see them while nobody else can. You could use Rules to send notifications (or several other modules) and the built in security for comments is pretty good.
Hope that helps some.
Joel
-----Original Message----- From: support-bounces@drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org] On Behalf Of steven@vermoere.net Sent: Friday, August 03, 2012 3:42 AM To: support@drupal.org Subject: [support] possibility to add comments, without coming in the comments
Hello,
We have here some text, entered in "book"-way, with different chapters.
We want now to achieve that everybody (without registering) can give comments or suggestions, but that these are not visible. Furthermore, they cannot do it anonymously and must enter an email-address. These comments must be sent to certain addresses in our organisation. Furthermore, we must know on what page they entered the comment. It is comparable with a webform under a node.
Does anyone have a suggestion or a direction how we can achieve this ?
Many thanks beforehand
Steven
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On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 4:41 AM, steven@vermoere.net wrote:
Hello,
We have here some text, entered in "book"-way, with different chapters.
We want now to achieve that everybody (without registering) can give comments or suggestions, but that these are not visible. Furthermore, they cannot do it anonymously and must enter an email-address. These comments must be sent to certain addresses in our organisation. Furthermore, we must know on what page they entered the comment. It is comparable with a webform under a node.
Does anyone have a suggestion or a direction how we can achieve this ?
You can do this with the permissions for the comment module and the setting for the comment in the content type settings form. The comment moderation queue lists the page title the comment was made.
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