User Interface
There are two strings nearly the same in the original: line 27 and 266 should be harmonized.
The singular in line 471 can be changed from @count to 1.
There is a mis-spelling at line 398 (work flow instead of workflow)
There is a module 'actions' mentioned in line 31 or 454 - is it a contributed module or is it the core module 'trigger' in Drupal 6 (the description of workflow 6 (http://drupal.org/project/workflow) says that there is no need for a separate actions module)?
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Is there an incompatibility of the modules workflow and rules? If yes it should be mentioned on the description of workflow.
Saving a node with a workflow assigned results in an error 'Fatal error: Call to undefined function _trigger_get_hook_aids() in C:\xampp\htdocs\sites\all\modules\workflow\workflow.module on line 898'. I guess it is the current state of this version of the workflow module as there is nothing to been seen of the workflow when editing the node.
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Comment #1
jvandyk commentedThere are two strings nearly the same in the original: line 27 and 266 should be harmonized.
Could you mention which strings these are, or provide a patch, please?
Fixed the singular.
The actions issue has already been fixed. There is no need for a separate actions module because the actions functionality has become actions/trigger in Drupal 6 core.
Is there an incompatibility of the modules workflow and rules? If yes it should be mentioned on the description of workflow.
I don't know if there is or not. There was a contributed module in the 5.x-2.3 release of workflow called workfow_workflow_ng which allowed integration with workflow_ng. I don't think anyone has done a port of that to Drupal 6 yet.
Comment #2
avpadernoI think workflow_ng will never be ported to Drupal 6; the author has written a completely different module for Drupal 6.
Comment #3
FrankT commentedThe two strings that are nearly the same are
'Enter the name for a state in your workflow. For example, if you were doing a meal workflow it may include states like shop, prepare, eat, and clean up.'
and
'Enter the name for a state in your workflow. For example, if you were doing a meal workflow it may include states like shop, prepare food, eat, and clean up.'
The difference is the word FOOD.
Comment #4
jvandyk commentedThanks for the clarification. Fixed.
Comment #5
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.