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Block Options allows site administrators to define options that will appear
as checkboxes on block configuration pages.
Selected options will be available as css classes in the block.tpl.php template file
Workbench Notification seeks to provides a lightweight notification solution (for review requests, etc) solution that complements Workbench Moderation but is flexible in allowing the author to determine when and who to seek approval from. While the goal of the project is to create something "lightweight and flexible" this sandbox release is designed to enable "Review Request" emails to executives and/policy makers in an organization.
A Typical Review Request Workflow is:
The Author creates the original version of the content item and (using WB Moderation) moves the content from DRAFT to NEEDS REVIEW state.
The Author then has the option to select one or more Reviewers that should be notified. Notification message text and "DUE BY" date can also be added.
The saving of the node fires a trigger, which automatically emails an HTML formatted messages to each of the selected reviewers.
Each of the Reviewers receives an email which contains a preview of the content and a hyperlink to the content on the site.
On the site at the top of the node's page there is a "Single-Click Approval Form". The user can enter a comment and press either COMMENT or APPROVE. Approvals and comments are saved to the Node's log. Alternatively, privileged users can select EDIT to edit the content directly.
This project is solely a Drush command to rename modules. Its use is not to completely change module names, but rather act as a jumping-off point to start the renaming process.