Problem/Motivation
The Poll Private module does not currently display a logo in the Project Browser and may not have an assigned subject category. Additionally, the project page on Drupal.org lacks a proper description, which limits the module’s visibility and clarity for potential users.

Proposed Resolution
Add a logo to the repository, assign a relevant subject for Project Browser compatibility, and provide a clear and concise description on the module’s project page.

Tasks to Complete:

  • Add a logo.png file to the root of the Poll Private module repository.
  • In the module’s .info.yml file, define the appropriate subject(s).
  • Add or update the project description on the Drupal.org module page to explain the module’s functionality and use case.
  • Confirm that the logo and subject appear correctly in the Project Browser.
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Start within a Git clone of the project using the version control instructions.

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haedmoli created an issue. See original summary.

juandhr made their first commit to this issue’s fork.

juandhr’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review

Project Description (for the module profile page on Drupal.org)

Poll Private enables secure, invitation-only voting in Drupal by extending the core functionality of the Poll module. It's designed for scenarios where access control is critical, allowing only invited users to cast their votes—each via a unique, single-use link.

Main Features

  • Private access to polls: restrict voting to invited users only via secure links.
  • One vote per invitation: each invitation includes a token that becomes invalid after use.
  • Email-based invitations: administrators enter a list of email addresses, and the module sends personalized voting links to each one.
  • No login required: users can vote without having to register or log in.
  • Seamless integration: works as an extension to Drupal’s Poll module without altering its base functionality.

Private Access Configuration

Each poll includes a “Private Access” configuration page, accessible via the poll node's action menu. From there, administrators can:

  • Enable or disable private access for the poll.
  • Enter a list of email addresses (one per line).
  • Automatically send unique token-based voting links to all invitees upon saving the configuration.
  • Resend an invitation to individual addresses if needed.

How It Works

  1. The poll administrator enters a list of email addresses.
  2. The module generates unique one-time-use tokens for each address.
  3. Each invitee receives an email with a secure voting link.
  4. Upon using the link, the invitee can submit their vote—just once.

Use Cases

  • Allow concert attendees to vote for songs via QR codes printed on tickets.
  • Run secure internal surveys or decision-making processes within organizations.
  • Collect feedback or votes from private mailing lists or invited guests.
  • Enable private voting for contests, awards, or community decisions.
juandhr’s picture

Here's a 200-character summary for the Project Browser:

Enables private polls by sending one-time voting links via email, so only invited people can vote. Perfect for events, surveys, or any situation where secure voting is needed.

haedmoli’s picture

Status: Needs review » Needs work

The project page has been updated. Thanks, Juan.

The logo is currently being worked on.

dario.diaz made their first commit to this issue’s fork.

dario.diaz’s picture

Status: Needs work » Needs review

I creaed the MR.

Please review.

haedmoli’s picture

Status: Needs review » Fixed

Thanks dario.diaz for the logo, the MR has been accepted.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

jkdevsusa made their first commit to this issue’s fork.