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simple up/down moderation per content type per role

The first time I went to ?q=admin/node/configure/defaults (administer > content > configure > default workflow) and checked moderate for stories, I then expected to be able to go to administer > users > configure > permissions and see a new row in the table for the story module that said "Moderate."

In other words, I thought I would be able to assign moderation privileges to select roles for select content types. Instead, it appears that the queue module allows me to specify roles that can moderate ALL content types that are not, by default, promoted to the homepage. But if I want role #1 to moderate only content type #1, and role #2 to moderate only content type #2, that's not possible -- if I understand correctly.

I don't know how difficult what I want would be to implement from the programming/db standpoint, but from the user interface standpoint, it would be quite easy... in fact, the UI, as it currently exists, is practically begging for this to be added.

The current system is excellent if you want the community to moderate a particular set of content types, and no other type of moderation is needed on the site (excepting comments). It's not so good, though, if what you really want is to give certain people simple up/down authority to publish or promote certain content types, and certain other people the same ability for other content types. This might at first seem inconsistent with the spirit of empowering the whole community to moderate content, but since Drupal aims to be a "content management platform" for a wide set of uses, this seems like appropriate (and needed) flexibility to grant to admins. And one could certainly imagine a community site where community moderation AND moderation per-role-per-content-type is needed... or where a wide portion of the community is called upon to moderate one set of content, and another wide portion of the community moderates a different set of content.

Image module changes help

I want to make a minor change in image module. I want that when an image is previewed or viewed the first links below should show Copyright information instead of current "By ".

I have gone through image module but cannot find the code that needs to be changed for achieving this. Where should i hack image.module/Drupal to achieve this.

Thanks
EM

Search improvements for drupal-4.5.2

I have created a patch to bring the search improvements from HEAD to drupal-4.5.2. Thanks to pyromanfo who has done all the work and created the patch for drupal-4.5.1.

See this thread on search improvements and the patch file.

search.module and stripping bbcode

Greetings,

I noticed that the search.module does not parse out the bbcode from bbcode module. I was able to easily fix this in the search.module, but was unsure for which module to file the bug? Obviously, you don't want contributed modules changing core modules, yet core modules may not be aware of all contributed modules. Anyway, let me know which module to file the bug for and I will submit my most likely overly simple regexp patch.

mitomac

Event notification

I am currently creating a simple module to notify me about upcoming events.
I would however like some feedback to whether I should make it really small and simple, or if I should enable a lot of settings and options.

Change Members Listing Page Title

Hi All,

Can anyone point out how I can change the "members" title that appears when looking at my members modules. In other words... on page.....?q=members the title shows up as "members". Now far be it from me to pick on grammer and such, but how can I change that to "Members" or "Monty's P's Flying Circus" or anything by "members".

I dug around in the members.module file and could only find a title spot in an array but that appears to alter the Link in the menu.

Any thoughts would be much appreciated!

Jim

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