Revisioning is a module for the configuration of workflows to create, moderate and publish content revisions.
You use it in scenario's like this:
Authors write content that prior to being made publicly visible must be reviewed (and possibly edited) by moderators. Once the moderators have published the content, authors should be prevented from modifying it while “live”, but they should be able to submit new revisions to their moderators.
We shouldn't have to grant these roles “god-like” powers (e.g. D6's "administer nodes" permission) to implement this.
Sorry folks. Since I left my previous (Drupal-related) company, I haven't found time to work on this module, and without a strong time commitment I don't believe this is going to go somewhere. The good news is that the number and quality of other import/export modules has increased, so you'll likely find something that suits your needs. (See the next point.) The other good news is that a new module called Rules Transformers takes many of the ideas from this module and sets out to implement them on top of the magnificent Rules module, starting from Drupal 7.x and with an entirely new code base.
Good luck with your quest for the perfect data transformation module!
Upfront note for people researching modules.
There are a multitude of different import and export modules in existence to handle the complex task of getting data from other systems into Drupal. A wiki page has been created in an attempt to focus the efforts of the module developers and provide a handy guide for users looking to make a decision.
The ImageField Tokens module extends the default functionality of Image fields adding the ability to specify default values and use entity tokens in the Alt and Title text.
Short description: 1/ Site wide petition settings:
to enable what fields should be included in the signature form and what fields can be exported in a csv file (you may not want users to be able to collect the email addresses of the signers)
2/ For each petition node:
possibility to choose the fields included in the signature form. Possibility to choose what fields to display on the result page.
Possibility to keep the signatures private (not display them at all).
3/ Upon submission of the signature form:
an email is sent to the signer with a link that must be clicked upon for the signature to be confirmed and displayed.
4/ Reporting features:
The petition maintainer can choose to be alerted per email every nth signature. Possibility for the maintainer to export a csv file with all the signatures.
5/ Optional geographic settings:
with the IP to country module, the countries api module and the countryicons module: possibility to limit the petition to a geographic area (if you only want citizens from a given country to be able to sign the petition).