My objectives for a community type site:

- to allow users to post nodes and comments without put it ALL through a moderation queue
- to allow users to rate/flag content for admin review if necessary, ie., someone is comment spamming their MLM scheme throughout the site, or someone is being a troll, etc.

I'm working with 4.7.0 beta 4; currently messing about with

voting api 4.7
actions cvs
voting actions 4.7
medium vote 4.7

But it strikes me as overkill to have to use four modules to deal with a relatively simple and standard content management issue.

Am I missing something in Drupal core than can handle this? Is there a better way? Is this what the Queue module used to do and if so what's replaced it?

In short - help! :D

Comments

ckclarke’s picture

... anyone have any thoughts or suggestions on this?

rbburton’s picture

We're considering the Flag content module, but it would need some finagling to handle the comments smoothly as well as the nodes.

Richard Burton

rbburton’s picture

I meant to reply to this earlier but: we did implement this using a modified flag_content.module. It was fairly straightforward, actually. I just had the code refer to node id and comment id rather than just node id, and added one column for comment id to the database table. Add in a couple hours of testing and correcting for my braindeadedness, and it worked.

Richard Burton