How can I allow users to select published/not_published content?
Hi, my users want to have possibility to select when the content they create is published. Reason is, they have problem to create the whole article during one session, and if they do not publish it (even half-finished), the content gets lost. So they want to have the possibility to write just half of the article, not to publish it immediatelly, return to it later, finish it, and then publish. How can I allow it? There are default workflow options in content-type settings, with note "users with the administrator nodes permissions will be able to override these options". But quite naturally, I do not want to give to all my users administrator permissions! Jarry -- _______________________________________________________________ This mailbox accepts e-mails only from selected mailing-lists! Everything else is considered to be spam and therefore deleted.
Hi Jarry, I believe this is what you want: http://drupal.org/project/override_node_options Just give them "edit own... " permissions for their content. With this module then they'll be able to set the published/unpublished. Shai On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 2:44 PM, Jarry <mr.jarry@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
my users want to have possibility to select when the content they create is published. Reason is, they have problem to create the whole article during one session, and if they do not publish it (even half-finished), the content gets lost. So they want to have the possibility to write just half of the article, not to publish it immediatelly, return to it later, finish it, and then publish.
How can I allow it?
There are default workflow options in content-type settings, with note "users with the administrator nodes permissions will be able to override these options". But quite naturally, I do not want to give to all my users administrator permissions!
Jarry
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The funny thing about not having administer nodes permission is that the fieldsets are still there, just marked as disabled. So at my last big gig, I just wrote a small hook_form_alter and turned that one fieldset back on. Ir you can look at the Override Node Options module if you can't code that simple hook. Then you can do a simple Views block to show their unpublished content (or add the simple query to your little module). Nancy Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. -- Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. ________________________________ From: Jarry Reason is, they have problem to create the whole article during one session, and if they do not publish it (even half-finished), the content gets lost. So they want to have the possibility to write just half of the article, not to publish it immediatelly, return to it later, finish it, and then publish.
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