Field Incomplete
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Simple configuration
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Using Field Collections with Field Complete
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Using Field Complete with Field Groups
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Using Field Complete with Rules
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The Field Complete module is a Drupal 7 Field extension module that allows you to mark the field of an entity as "desirable to be filled in", rather enforcing filling it in with a "required" mark.
The module has two use cases:
Where you might (say) have a score of completeness on a user profile. You don't want to enforce filling in fields with a "required" but just encourage it by having a %age completion. (There's a nifty block that shows the level of completion and what could be filled in next.)

The other use case - and the reason I needed it - was having an absolutely huge application form that could not be filled in in one sitting and which also had all sorts of field collections and links to other content which also had to be filled in correctly.
Everything has to be filled in, but it might take weeks (in this case). So the user needs to be able to save it between times - but the ability to submit the final version does not appear until everything is filled in. (There's a Rules rule - which is in the documentation - to allow actions to take place when the form is finally completed.)
When an entity (such as a node or a user) is saved its "completeness" is calculated and recorded as a percentage.
This module takes the ideas of the original (otherwise excellent) Content Complete module and overcomes many of its problems.
If you are using simple "flat" sets of fields with nodes and users only the Content Complete module is a reasonable alternative to this one. However this module has several features which extend it far beyond the capabilities of the other module.
With these field types it can (optionally) check for completeness within any referenced entity as well.
After you have installed and enabled the module you should run the the Field Complete rebuild function. This cannot be run during installation but only needs to be run once.
This is found at Admin > Configuration > Content > Field Complete > Rebuild which is admin/config/content/fc/rebuild
The rebuild functionality should only be needed the once.
In order to mark fields with the completeness symbol this module overrides and replaces the functionality of two form element themes. Depending on the order that modules are processed this module could override another one that does the same, or could be overridden itself.
Where it gets overridden this will not prevent the module from functioning correctly but it is less directly helpful to the user.
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