workflow

Hello,

Is it possible to use workflow with a permission based on term? I.e. a publishing workflow, every article is assigned to one (or more) term in a vocabulary. Each editor can access into only certain terms.

Edit 1: to give more info, a comparison of different taxonomy permission module http://groups.drupal.org/node/21915

I currently use workflow as part of publishing workflow. A user can keep a node "unpublished". Its drupal status is published but has a workflow status "unpublished" to make sure it does not show.
Now workflow-NG is suppsoed to be successor of workflow and rules are supposed to be successor of workflow-ng.

Hi everybody,

I'm fumbling around with the workflow-module and I'm running into walls here and there. I watched a few screencasts but everywhere something is left out. The first talked about actions but won't talk about activating trigger-module and so on.

At the moment I got a basic workflow running but the permissions won't work. So I ask if someone here knows a step by step tutorial for a basic workflow. Including creation of users and setting their permissions right.

Hello,

I am looking for ideas to organize SCM and development workflow for distributed teams with aegir/multisite environment.

Here is some initial thought:

• Each developer will have multisite or even aegir environment if applicable;
• Staging/production server will have aegir;
• Every custom website will have it's own scm(we using git), for custom theme at least and custom modules at most;

Now developers have to checkout sites into their local environment and push it back when they done.

I am about to start a medical tourism site, but not sure how this should work. Does anyone have any medical tourism or would be interested in talking to me more about this concept.
The site was originally for US to foreign destinations. But after talking to some local medical administrators int he Miami area, and the way thte dollar is falling, all of a sudden foreign to US medical tourism seems to make some sense as well...
but again, and thoughts would be appreciated.

While the more expansive workflow features that were proposed did not make it in time for code freeze, we still have an opportunity during the current "code slush" period to make a few key alterations to the underlying Drupal database. This will enable further development in Contrib of comprehensive workflow and content moderation modules, with an eye towards D8. However, time is running out. After October 15, all hope is lost.

The upcoming Drupal 7 update brings with it a great opportunity to provide better support in Core for advanced workflows with content moderation, but the code freeze is fast approaching and this opportunity may pass us by. I encourage all developers to check out Support Revisions in Different States in the Drupal issue queue and lend a hand.

Why you should care?

Please comment on how you are invoking email notifications, in general and for taxonomy subscriptions. Does anyone see a problem with workflow and drupal access model and/or 3rd party modules that supply that type of functionality?

With workflow, the natural point at which an announcement notification message should be sent is when the content changes to a certain workflow state -- e.g. "Posted". And the tools I see available for this task range from "send a tokenized email to a role" via the Token module (token_action.module) to the Subscriptions module.

I don't get what 'Workflow' is about. As a subject I mean. I know that sometimes a user posts content that needs approval, and so in this sense there's a flow of work, as the user posts, the administrator approves, etc. And my brother works in a company that use Lotus Notes to create their own email-based applications. Ones to do with Workflow. Example: employee fills out holiday application form & sends it to his line manager, who responds to it & sends it to various people, etc. Stuff like that.

I searched for this kind of features, but haven't found any suitable solutions. There is need to display workflow state information and instructions at node page. Ofcourse, there is wonderful Rules module, and I could use it's "show system message" action. Hovewer I find using Rules with Panels is too embarassing: event "content is going to be viewed" is not fired at all, and "user is going to view page" has too few things to work with. To use Rules for this, one would have to use too many PHP, which I think is killing the purpose of Rules