Content editing experience

PROJECT: Enhancing Drupal's Scheduler Contributed Module.

You may already know about the contributed Drupal 6.x and 7.x module named Scheduler: http://drupal.org/project/scheduler

The Scheduler contributed Drupal module is quite useful and often implemented: http://drupal.org/project/usage/scheduler

In a standard web publishing workflow, an audit trail regarding when nodes have been published is a staple.

LEGACY: Publish date was simply not recorded at all in Drupal core.

Created date is helpful, but approvals and publishing controls / audits are lacking.

CURRENTLY: The Scheduler module installs 'scheduler' table with three fields (nid, publish_on, unpublish_on) for scheduling auto publishing on given future date.

By enabling these two date fields (publish_on, unpublish_on) on the create/edit form for any given content type, scheduler provides us a way to 'schedule' publishing in the future for one single time window.

A cron job runs nightly that checks current date against publish_on and unpublish_on dates and automatically selects/deselects the publish checkbox when appropriate.

Maintainers for Scheduler Module

=> Eric Schaefer - 130 commits - last: 34 weeks ago, first: 4 years ago

=> skiminki - 10 commits - last: 4 years ago, first: 4 years ago
=> AjK - 43 commits - last: 4 years ago, first: 5 years ago

This project add a menu local task that clones a whole book keeping the hierarchy of the subpages.

#D8CX: I pledge that Better Revisions will have a full Drupal 8 release on the day that Drupal 8 is released.

Integration with Giant Bomb and compatible API's.

A plugin for http://drupal.org/project/wysiwyg than create a br with a class.

This module provides integration between drupal and MailUp email delivery service (www.mailup.com), helping site administrators to manage users subscriptions and synchronization.

Features

• API integration
• Enable user subscription in registration form
• Add a new list
• Export your users in a MailUp-compliant format (XML or CSV), to manually handle an import process in your MailUp Console
• Synchronize your users into your MailUp lists in 2 clicks: select the source drupal role you want to import, select the target list/groups then just click the "Import" button
• Each user can control his own subscription status from the profile edit page. The subscription status is read remotely, so it's always in sync.
• Dynamically map your users profile fields with MailUp custom fields

Getting Started

From the administration section, you can easily customize your website and enable features which suit your specific needs. To start the set up, please refer to the MailUp Manual.