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sites/all/modules/contrib/admin/workflow/README.txt

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+********************************************************************
+                     D R U P A L    M O D U L E
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+Name: Workflow Module
+Author: John VanDyk
+Maintainers: Mark Fredrickson <mark.m.fredrickson at gmail dot com>
+             John VanDyk drupal.org/user/2375
+             Bastlynn http://drupal.org/user/275249
+             Nancy Wichmann (NancyDru) http://drupal.org/user/101412
+Drupal: 7
+********************************************************************
+DESCRIPTION:
+
+The workflow module enables you to create arbitrary workflows in
+Drupal and associate them with node types.
+
+Workflows are made up of workflow states.
+
+Moving from one state to another is called a transition.
+
+Actions are associated with transitions (actions.module was used
+for this in Drupal 5; core actions support is in Drupal 6).
+
+Alex Reisner introduced role-based permissions for workflow states
+and generally enhanced this module.
+
+********************************************************************
+INSTALLATION:
+
+1. Place the entire workflow directory into your Drupal
+   sites/all/modules directory (or appropriate alternative).
+
+2. Enable the workflow module by navigating to:
+
+     Administer > Site building > Modules
+
+   Enabling the workflow module will create the necessary database
+   tables for you.
+
+3. If you wish to use the administrative UI, then enable the
+   Workflow UI module. There are several other optional modules
+   that you may also enable, if needed.
+
+4. If you want anyone besides the administrative user to be able
+   to configure workflows (usually a bad idea), they must be given
+   the "administer workflow" access permission:
+
+     Administer > User management > Permissions
+
+   When the module is enabled and the user has the "administer
+   workflow" permission, a "Workflow" menu should appear in the
+   menu system under Administer -> Site building.
+
+   You may also allow only some users to schedule transitions. Select
+   the "schedule workflow transitions" permission to allow transitions.
+
+********************************************************************
+GETTING STARTED:
+
+Let's create a new workflow. Click on Administer -> Configuration ->
+Workflow -> Workflow and click on the "Add workflow" tab.
+
+We'll start simple. Call our workflow "Draft-Done" and click Add Workflow.
+
+Now lets add some workflow states to our workflow. Click "add state" and
+enter "draft" and click the Add State button. Do the same for "done".
+
+So we've got a workflow with two states, "draft" and "done". Now we
+have to tell each state which other states it can move to. With only
+two states, this is easy. Click on the "edit" link to edit the workflow
+and see its states.
+
+The "From / To -->" column lists all states. To the right are columns
+for each state. Within each cell is a list of roles with checkboxes.
+
+This is confusing. It's easiest to understand if you read rows
+across from the left. For example, we start with the creation
+state. Who may move a node from its creation state to the "draft"
+state? Well, the author of the node, for one. So check the "author"
+checkbox.
+
+Who may move the node from the "draft" state to the "done" state?
+This is up to you. If you want authors to be able to do this,
+check the "author" checkbox under the "done" state. If you had
+another role, say "editor", that you wanted to give the ability
+to decree a node as "done", you'd check the checkbox next to
+the "editor" role and not the author role. In this scenario authors
+would turn in drafts and editors would say when they are "done".
+
+Be sure to click the Save button to save your settings.
+
+Now let's tell Drupal which node types should use this workflow. Click
+on Administer -> Configuration -> Workflow -> Workflow. Let's assign
+the Draft-Done workflow to the article node type and click Save Workflow
+Mapping.
+
+Now we could add an action (previously configured using the trigger
+module). Click on the Actions link above
+your workflow. Add the action to the transition.
+
+Now create a new article by going to Create content -> article. If there
+is no sign of a workflow interface here, don't panic. The interface
+is only displayed if there is more than one state to which the user
+can move the node (why bother the user with a form with only one
+selection?) Click Submit to create the article.
+
+You can see the state the node is in and the history of state changes
+by clicking on the Workflow tab while viewing a node.
+
+Changing the state to "done" and clicking Submit will fire the action
+you set up earlier.
+
+********************************************************************