By WoozyDuck on

hi all,

This is my first post and first of all I would like to say a big "thanks" to all Drupal developers, they did an amazing job and best of all, it is all free! Well done guys.

As you may know, some content management systems have different way of saving and publishing contents. For instance some has an option to save a content and not publish it until you turn the "published" option on, such as Drupal which is a great feature.

But as soon as you publish the content, any changes is going to affect the published version, I mean sometimes you alter a published content and just save it for time being, you may want to work on it more the day after and decided to update the content next week.

Drupal does not have any option like this!

Why not?

Is there any module providing this feature?

Best,
Luca

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

Comments

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WoozyDuck commented

Well it seems no one know the answer or maybe this module has not be implemented yet!
Would it be possible to do this with CCK somehow?

sssdom’s picture

sssdom commented

please refer to http://drupal.org/node/101081

WoozyDuck’s picture

WoozyDuck commented

Thank you very much for your reply.

but that discussion was about unpublished contents.

I know you can simply create a new page, save it without publishing it and publish it later whenever it is needed.
but I was talking about "Published" contents, means they have already been published on the web site and you might need to change a little bit in the content and you don't want that to appear on the screen immediately (because your content is online and whenever you press submit it is going to update that content)

What I want is to save the changes as draft (not the new content) and re-republish my content whenever I need.

Most CMS do provide this option!

Any idea?

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ryanfc08 commented

Did you ever find an answer to this. I am looking for the exact same thing.