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Where can I find an overview of Drupal workflows?
Once you have enabled a module that harnesses workflows, go to Configuration > Workflow > Workflows. This is an overview of all workflows By default there will be one workflow, “Editorial”, but you can create more to specify different workflows for different content types. A workflow consists of “States” and “Transitions”.
What are States and transitions in Drupal workflow?
A workflow consists of “States” and “Transitions”. States are the different statuses your content can have (draft, published etc). Default moderation states for the “Editorial” workflow are “Draft” and “Archived” in addition to the basic “Published” option. You can set up new states custom to your workflow, such as “Review”.
What’s the difference between content moderation and workflows?
Content Moderation is a core module that harnesses the Workflows module to allow revisionable content entities to move between different moderation states. Workflows Field is a contributed module that allows for generic state transitions, but is unconcerned with publishing (unlike Content Moderation).
Where is the ready for review transition in Drupal?
To make the new “Review” state useful, you can add a “Ready for review” transition. This transition should be available to content in “Draft” state and move the content into the new “Review” state. This new transition will by default be at the bottom of the transition table.
What can I do with a Drupal distribution?
A Drupal distribution pre-configured to enhance a Drupal application’s security and availability to meet enterprise security requirements. Guide to the core modules of Niobi Research Center, and setting up a Niobi multisite.
How to add a workflow field to an entity?
Workflow Field (available as of version 7.x-2.0) allows you to add fields of type ‘workflow’ to your entity types. If you create a new field type, you can choose which workflow to attach to this new field. Workflow Node is the ‘good old’ way of working.
How to log in to Drupal admin panel?
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Which is the default moderation for the editorial workflow?
Default moderation states for the “Editorial” workflow are “Draft” and “Archived” in addition to the basic “Published” option. You can set up new states custom to your workflow, such as “Review”. You can click the blue “Add a new state” link to create new states: