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Node approval: February 25, 2011 2:07
Commit ba13666 on master, committed by Drupal Git User (LDAP)Stripping CVS keywords
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Node approval: February 25, 2011 2:07
Commit c1b0d12 on 5.x-1.x, committed by Drupal Git User (LDAP)Stripping CVS keywords
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Node approval: February 25, 2011 2:07
Commit bf33a6a on 4.7.x-1.x, committed by Drupal Git User (LDAP)Stripping CVS keywords
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#133694 by mikejoconnor. Adding .info file.
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#133694: Upgraded Nodeapproval to Drupal 5
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Adding $Id$
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#106547 by dericknwq - improper use of node_get_types()
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Updating the nodeapprove module. I've moved the menu structure around so that the approval workflow no longer conflicts/augments/overrides the built-in Drupal content moderation page (admin/content). Instead it is now located at admin/approval. This version also introduces a new permission 'approve nodes', and respects 'administer nodes' permissions (doesn't offer a link to edit nodes or the option to delete nodes if this perm is missing). Cleaned up UI a bit as well. Admin can additionally choose which node types participate in the approval workflow.
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Updating the nodeapprove module. I've moved the menu structure around so that the approval workflow no longer conflicts/augments/overrides the built-in Drupal content moderation page (admin/content). Instead it is now located at admin/approval. This version also introduces a new permission 'approve nodes', and respects 'administer nodes' permissions (doesn't offer a link to edit nodes or the option to delete nodes if this perm is missing). Cleaned up UI a bit as well. Admin can additionally choose which node types participate in the approval workflow.
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Node approval: November 21, 2006 18:25
Commit 284796e on 4.7.x-1.x, 5.x-1.x, masterInitial commit of the nodeapproval module. This module allows a specific workflow where nodes such as forum topics can created in a state that is published and unmoderated, yet a site administrator can approve or disapprove of them later. This is to avoid the -your post has gone into moderation and will be published later- messages.