Maintenance fixes only

Makes it possible to alter (change values of) fields on a node when leaving a comment.

This can be used to create a tracker similar to Case Tracker or other support or project management modules.

However, unlike those modules which have the available fields hard-coded, this module allows you to edit any field on a content type and check "Enable altering this field from comments"!

By using only standard Drupal components like Fields and Views, you can construct any variety of full-featured bug trackers, customer support, sales or project management tools.

This is most similar to Comment Driven (for Drupal 6), except (1) it's available for Drupal 7 and (2) it's design is much simpler! Rather than inventing lots of new code and APIs, Comment Alter strives to integrate with other modules (like core's Node module to store the changes as new revisions and Diff module for displaying the changes made in a particular comment).

Dependencies

Besides core modules like comment.module, the only dependency is Diff module.

OG Flag module extends Flag module to enable flags to be used only by active members of an organic group.

Onecomment restricts users to posting only one comment per node.

Perhaps you have a petition content type, which users should only be able to sign once? Onecomment allows you to ensure this. There is real power here when combined with fieldable comments - for example, you could have an event type, where the comment consists of a RSVP status field (like on Facebook: attending / not attending / maybe) - you can use onecomment so that users have a single RSVP status attached to a node.

This is a fork from the Ubercart Mygate Integration module originally developed by Telamenta

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