... were recently submitted to me.
(1) can an a current version of a page be publicly available on the website, whilst there is another version of that same page being updated but not publicly available (with this in-editing page later becoming the current page)?
(2) we'd like to set a few users only with publishing authority, with all other users having create/edit authority, but not able to publish new or edited content. The "publishers" would review new/edited content and then publish it if OK. This issue rather presumes that (1) is possible?
(3) if a page does not have a menu item (i.e. the "menu title" field is left blank), so that it is just linked from another page, for example, is there a handy way for authenticated users to find such pages if they are not published (I think that "recent posts" works only for published content?)?
(4) can friendly URL's be created automatically, up to the last section which is the actual name of the page (e.g. x/y/z/PageTitle, with x/y/z/ being added automatically, and the page creator just having to add PageTitle)? This would "be nice" but not essential...
I gave a workaround for (1), a 'no' for (2) and (4) - with an explanation for the latter, and suggested Administer > Content Management (admin/content/node) for the third.
Any other ideas/solutions?
All the best,
Yes to the 4 questions.
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 5:48 AM, Lev Lafayette lev@vpac.org wrote:
... were recently submitted to me.
(1) can an a current version of a page be publicly available on the website, whilst there is another version of that same page being updated but not publicly available (with this in-editing page later becoming the current page)?
Yes there is a module that do that. Unfortunatly I don't remember the name and I can't find it on drupal.org. Search in the module pages (there is revision in the title if I remember correctly)
(2) we'd like to set a few users only with publishing authority, with all other users having create/edit authority, but not able to publish new or edited content. The "publishers" would review new/edited content and then publish it if OK. This issue rather presumes that (1) is possible?
You can do that with the workflow module http://drupal.org/project/workflow
(3) if a page does not have a menu item (i.e. the "menu title" field is left blank), so that it is just linked from another page, for example, is there a handy way for authenticated users to find such pages if they are not published (I think that "recent posts" works only for published content?)?
Or you can use the Views module to build such a page http://drupal.org/project/views
(4) can friendly URL's be created automatically, up to the last section which is the actual name of the page (e.g. x/y/z/PageTitle, with x/y/z/ being added automatically, and the page creator just having to add PageTitle)? This would "be nice" but not essential...
Very easy with pathauto http://drupal.org/project/pathauto
damien
Damien Cirotteau schrieb:
Yes to the 4 questions.
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 5:48 AM, Lev Lafayette lev@vpac.org wrote:
... were recently submitted to me.
(1) can an a current version of a page be publicly available on the website, whilst there is another version of that same page being updated but not publicly available (with this in-editing page later becoming the current page)?
Yes there is a module that do that. Unfortunatly I don't remember the name and I can't find it on drupal.org. Search in the module pages (there is revision in the title if I remember correctly)
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 7:13 PM, Stefan Borchert stefan@borchert.cc wrote:
Damien Cirotteau schrieb:
Yes to the 4 questions.
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 5:48 AM, Lev Lafayette lev@vpac.org wrote:
... were recently submitted to me.
(1) can an a current version of a page be publicly available on the website, whilst there is another version of that same page being updated but not publicly available (with this in-editing page later becoming the current page)?
Yes there is a module that do that. Unfortunatly I don't remember the name and I can't find it on drupal.org. Search in the module pages (there is revision in the title if I remember correctly)
That's it.
----- "Damien Cirotteau" dcirotteau@rue89.com wrote:
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 7:13 PM, Stefan Borchert stefan@borchert.cc wrote:
Damien Cirotteau schrieb:
Yes to the 4 questions.
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 5:48 AM, Lev Lafayette lev@vpac.org
wrote:
... were recently submitted to me.
(1) can an a current version of a page be publicly available on
the website, whilst there is another version of that same page being updated but not publicly available (with this in-editing page later becoming the current page)?
Yes there is a module that do that. Unfortunatly I don't remember
the
name and I can't find it on drupal.org. Search in the module pages (there is revision in the title if I remember correctly)
That's it.
Nice work everyone. Thanks for your help. It's greatly appreciated.
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Lev Lafayette -
Stefan Borchert