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Rules: Rule Based Action Execution (Drupal 6/7)

Last updated October 11, 2011. Created by fago on August 22, 2008.
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The Rules module allows site administrators to define conditionally executed actions based on occurring event conditions ("Event-Condition-Action", see: ECA-rules). It's a replacement with more features for the trigger module in core and the successor of the workflow-ng module.

It opens new opportunities for site builders to extend the site in ways not possible before.

Presentations:

09-2011 The Rules Way of Life, DrupalCity Berlin 2011 slides
08-2011 The Rules Way of Life, DrupalCon London 2011 - Slides, Video
08-2010 About the Rules Ecosystem, DrupalCon Copenhagen 2010 - Slides, Video
11-2009 How to Leverage Rule-based Automation, Drupalcamp Vienna 2009 - Slides, Video
09-2009 How to Leverage Rule-based Automation, DrupalCon Paris 2009 - Slides, Video
01-2009 Cologne Drupalcamp Presentation (PDF)
08-2008 New Opportunities for Site Builders, DrupalCon Szeged 2008 - Slides, Video

Related document pages:

Flag module rules integration

Related videos:

Learn the Rules framework (15+ episodes, D7) – August–September 2011
Learn content access, Rules integration (Screenscast) - July 2011
Coding for Rules 2 - July 2011
Commerce, Rules, and Stock: Demonstrating the Power of Rules (Screencast) - July 2011
Screencast series explaining Rules 1 configuration (17 episodes) - February 2011
DrupalCamp: Review of CCK, Views and Rules Modules (with Chuck Norris) - June 2009
http://gotdrupal.com/videos/drupal-workflow-automation - April 2009

Comments

Add vbo condition

Hi guys. I have a short question about rules & vbo.
I want to create a rule with a vbo conditon.
Is there only a code solution?

Thx!

Lara

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