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Node Limit
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7.x-1.0-alpha5
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Feature request
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Created:
10 May 2012 at 13:32 UTC
Updated:
24 Mar 2014 at 21:25 UTC
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hello
I have a question???
Is possible to limit the number of published content with this module?
I want the user can create all contents he want but he can publish only 5 simultaneously.
Thanks
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Comment #1
duaelfrHello,
It is not the behavior of this module.
Take a look at User Points and Rules modules to play with publish states.
Regards.
Comment #2
nikolino commentedThanks DuaelFr!
Comment #3
savingstrangers commentedSeems like this is a really good feature request, I understand this isn't quite the design of this module, but it is almost exactly the same functionality to include 'is published' rather than 'is created' or something somewhere in there.
In other words, I'm +1'ing the feature request to make this apply to Published state of nodes, I have the exact scenario as OP described as well!
Comment #4
duaelfrI will think about it.
If you have more time than me please provide a patch but let the administrator the choice to limit published or just created nodes.
Comment #5
savingstrangers commentedI had this exact need as well, and found this module from "Badzilla" http://www.badzilla.co.uk/Drupal-7--Node-Limit-Publish-Module
However, it works PERFECT, except that it's on a site-wide basis, meaning X content type has X number of allowed published nodes on the entire site. Still not quite what I (or the OP here) needed, so a friend of mine altered it to be on a per-user basis, and it works exactly as I need, to have users create unlimited nodes, but only have 6 (or whatever you set the limit to on the admin page of the module for that particular content type) published at one time.
See my post, and my solution also posted on StackOverflow here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15165505/drupal-7-limit-published-nod...
Comment #6
user654 commented.
Comment #7
user654 commented.
Comment #8
duaelfrNot at all.
This is really hard to build because node limits are not saved anywhere but calculated on the fly when needed.
Comment #9
keyral commentedhello,
This task are being studied.
Comment #10
user654 commented.
Comment #11
user654 commented.
Comment #12
keyral commentedhi,
the solutions currently in progress are more problematic that solves the problem.
therefore follow