Automation

This simple module help to prevent the same node titles.
Please test the development version.

Content Complete is a CCK extension module that allows to tag CCK fields needed for completion (CCK Complete). The module checks the tagged fields against the content provided for those content types, and computes a complete percentage that can be shown to the user.

The complete percentage can be shown to the user in the form of a block, or using the views integration available since version 1.2.

Documentation

• Introduction
• Configuring Views show you how to make a list view of completion data and combine completion data of different nodes.
• Configuring Rules shows you how set up complex workflows. Example: set up email reminders sent automatically to authors of incomplete nodes (< 100%).

Behavior

• Rules integration. Provides a condition for completion >= x%.
• Views integration is available from version 1.2

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Documentation:

Just moved to new location, so under development: FriendList Docs

Features:

• Integration with Views
• Integration with Rules
• Integration with HeartBeat
• Integration with CCK Field Privacy
• Integration with Popups 1.3.x
• Integration with Node Access
• Buddylist and Buddylist2 migration assistant.
• User Relationships migration assistant.
• Configurable set of relationships. One-way relationships, two-way relationships with confirmation, two-way relationships without confirmation (using Rules)
• Working user interface, out of the box, with configurable system messages [using t() function]
• Complete user and developer documentation.
• Sample code snippets for people who want more low-level access than using Views.