Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.As a feature request:
Allow limiting Journal module to only admin pages. An option to display it only at the /admin pages. Personally, I do not want to see a Journal box under each user input form unrelated moderation.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | journal.patch | 6.9 KB | bwinett |
| #1 | journal.patch | 6.89 KB | bwinett |
Comments
Comment #1
bwinett commentedI've enhanced the module to provide a configuration page, and on that page to specify the pages you want the journal field to be excluded and the pages on which you want it required (similar to the what you can already do in the settings.php file). In addition, you can specify wildcards in your page specifications, so you can exclude/require whole sets of pages with one specification. For example, you can exclude all node/add pages by entering the following on the configuration page:
node/add/*|0Comment #2
bwinett commentedI found out that my patch introduces a dependency on CCK. I also found how the Term Fields project resolved the same issue. I modeled this fix after that.
Comment #3
timoti commentedThis is great - would be fab to have adopted in a module update - but also - would be great for drupal 7. i've found that journal breaks the indispensable module filter module, so from my POV, journal is unusable without page filtering
Even a simple, general setting to disable validation / compulsory journalling would be helpful.