Hi,

I have built a fairly large site at www.plusgroups.org.uk , ok it is big for me and it is my first drupal site. I would of course like people to be able to flag content as requiring review and so I am looking at your module. I have two feature requests.

1. If a certain number of people have viewed a page AND a certain percentage have tagged it as abusive, for it to be placed in a moderation queue (we use modr8) or, for it to be unpublished and an email sent to the author and people with a certain role (our moderators). This could ideally be a page rating type feature, integrating with the drupal ratings system, but I am getting ahead of myself. A checkbox to say it requires review would be enough for now. a five star + requires review radio buttons would be the ideal for me I think (and a view to show the top rated content on the site)

2. I like the floating feedback button, but the feedback word clashes with the text on the page cause of the style, it would be nice if we could control the layout a bit, or have some layout options (I like the layout on Avaya's website - www.avaya.com)

Thanks for your time in considering this and if you need me to expand on this, please feel free to ask

Rich

P.S. I am using Firefox 3.0 on a 1024 x 768 screen ( I know this could change what you see ), thanks again.

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sun’s picture

sun
Primary language German
Location Karlsruhe
commented
Category: feature » support
Status: Active » Fixed

1) Feedback has a different purpose. You want to use Flag module for this.

2) You can override the styling of the feedback form in your theme's stylesheet. Feedback provides a default style, but that doesn't necessarily mean you cannot alter it.

richard.e.morton’s picture

richard.e.morton commented

Hi There,

Thanks for the quick reply but I unfortunately dont agree. Having multiple ways to provide Feedback is confusing to the user and have a consolidated feedback interface is much nicer.

Other than that, I understand that you can change the CSS, but to be honest this is not what administrators want in a system. Especially as it means customising modules all over the place to get what you want and then maintaining those changes across the system after updates... A couple of nice presentation options would be nice, a couple of css files that can be selected from the administration section would be great.

Thanks again

Richard

sun’s picture

sun
Primary language German
Location Karlsruhe
commented

You will receive a similar reply from any other maintainer of a module on drupal.org. Most Drupal modules try to provide a sane default output and styling. If you alter or enhance a module with another module, you have to alter the resulting (mixed) output of both modules on our own. Drupal makes this easy by providing an advanced theme system. However, in your case it seems that you just want to override some of the CSS styles in your theme.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.