Hi, I've got the modr8 module enabled and I checked the "In moderation queue" option on the Article content type. But each time I submit an article (as an unprivileged user), it gets published. The content never shows up in the Moderation Queue.

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks,

Justinian

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justinian’s picture

I'm using CCK if that makes any difference.

Lucila’s picture

I am having the same issues. I installed this yesterday. Any suggestions!

nileshgr’s picture

How can a normal user alter 'In Moderation Queue' ??

justinian’s picture

When I assign the "In Moderation Queue" flag to the content, I'm signed in as admin. Then I log in as a normal user to test it.

nileshgr’s picture

Well, I didn't face this problem. But the interface for mass moderating posts sucks. So I found out a different solution using Rules, CCK, Views and Views Bulk Operations.

rhylos’s picture

Priority: Normal » Critical

Noticed the same thing for the 5.x version. Seems that setting the in moderation check box for the content type defaults does NOT saved and set for when the content is created. The check box is no longer set like the other default publishing boxes are set for the content type. This is causing the moderation cue to appear empty as nothing is set for in moderation.

funana’s picture

Strange effects on a D5 install: Some articles are sent into moderation queue, others not. Cleared all caches. Sometimes when I check "delete" in the moderation queue the articles are not deleted. CCK content types.

simonyost’s picture

I have this issue with Drupal 6 as well.

1kenthomas’s picture

Version: 6.x-1.1 » 6.x-1.3
Component: Miscellaneous » Code
Category: support » bug

Seem to be seeing the same here on a current D6 install: setting on cck type under "Publishing Options" does not affect the node/add form. More as possible.

1kenthomas’s picture

I suspect the issue in D6 is with user roles and permissions: users granted perms to moderate, will not have their posts defaulted to "moderate," -- which seems to me something that would be better handled as a behavior that could be set on/off by an admin. Changing to feature request, eliminating priority.

1kenthomas’s picture

Category: bug » support
Priority: Critical » Normal

See above.!

1kenthomas’s picture

Bump;