I'm proposing a module allowing to force users to enter a revision log message when updating a node. Such a feature is useful on sites with several editors to easily keep track of the changes.
It is based on the following mini-module: http://drupal.org/node/369348
The plan is to turn it into a full-featured module, as some people requested it.
As my work involves developing websites with Drupal, I have a couple further projects of modules, and it would also be a way to publish some custom modules we could have to write for our customers.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #8 | enforce_revlog-20091215.tar_.gz | 1.34 KB | mdupont |
| #7 | enforce_revlog.tar_.gz | 1.11 KB | mdupont |
| #6 | enforce_revlog.tar_.gz | 1.12 KB | mdupont |
| #1 | enforce_revlog.tar_.gz | 722 bytes | mdupont |
Comments
Comment #1
mdupontAttached is the archive containing the enforce_revlog module.
Comment #2
avpadernoComment #3
dawehnerModule looks fine for me. I would like to have a setting per nodetype, but thats not part of the module.
Comment #4
avpadernoI am not sure we accept modules that don't have a settings page as CVS application. If this would be the case, everybody would get a CVS account by writing (or copying) a single function module.
The main purpose of a CVS application is to understand if who is applying understood the basics on how to write a module, including secure code, coding standards, etc...
Comment #5
dawehnerBased on this updated the status to needs work
Comment #6
mdupontUpdating the module to add:
Please tell me if you need something else :-)
Comment #7
mdupontSorry, I didn't save the module file right so it had indentation issues. Please use this archive instead.
Comment #8
mdupontI had some time to hack last night :-)
Comment #9
avpadernoIt would also useful if the module would give a feedback to the user, setting the log field as required, in the cases he is not allowed to not write a log message.
Comment #12
avpaderno