Is it possible to use this for things other than content? I see this as a way we can get our generic recycle bin, if you're willing to provide that ;)

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Arto’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » Arto

Hey Greg,

Not at present, but I did write it with that later potential in mind, e.g. naming the existing table and functions accordingly for node-specificity so as to allow room for later genericity (if that makes sense :-))

Which things are you specifically interested in? This, of course, goes back to The Question, i.e. whether everything in Drupal should be a node or not :-)

Arto’s picture

Greg, I hope I'm not being overly presumptuous, but I've just granted you CVS access to the project in case you wish to collaborate directly on this in some form.

greggles’s picture

Well, I don't know how much I'd be able to help. My specific case is for Pathauto - I'd like to be able to delete old aliases and have the ability to bring them back if the user changes their minds...

thekevinday’s picture

This is a few years old.
Is this still requested?

If so, I can add this to a todo list for a drupal 7 2.x version of killfile after the 1.x is released for drupal 7.

Otherwise I am going to close this in a few weeks.

Is this alright Arto?

greggles’s picture

Title: killfile for non-content » killfile for url aliases
Version: 6.x-1.x-dev » 7.x-1.x-dev
Component: Miscellaneous » Code
Category: task » feature

I think it would be nice to have still. Updating version, component, and category to better reflect reality.

thekevinday’s picture

Assigned: Arto » thekevinday

Okay, then this will be looked into following the stable 7.x-1.x release.

thekevinday’s picture

I am thinking the solution is to write a library that handles delete states in drupal and then write two separate modules that use it:
- killfile 7.x-2.x
- killalias 7.x-1.x

Perhaps I should call the library libmafia?

Edit: make that 3 modules:
- killfields 7.x-1.x (see https://drupal.org/node/1059134)

thekevinday’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

I am closing this because I do not see myself getting around to doing this at all.