Michael, I coded much of the Content Approval Services code a long time ago. I hesitated to respond, because I cannot remember any of it and am very short on time. If you have some specific questions, I will try to answer them. As I remember, the project on which this code was used was not completed, so the code could still be incomplete, though I know we got it to a fairly complete state.
-Al On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 10:59 AM, masionas <michael.koro...@gmail.com>wrote: > > Did anyone used the Content Approval Services in ofbiz? I am trying to > follow > controller.xml requests as there are now ""Add new" buttons etc. but the > forms give errors and getting nowhere. I suppose it is incomplete? Please, > respond if anyone has used it. Thanks. > > I am running the version from the first decade of December 2008. > > > masionas wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I found that CompDoc is supposed to be used for tracking revisions > history > > and to be able to Approve the content which is awaiting approval. > However, > > I could not find an example of the actual usage. I created a simple > > content which status default is set to "In-Progress". Then, basically I > > would expect this content to appear in the awaiting approval listing. But > > it is not shown there. I tried to change status to "Initial Draft" from > > "In-Progress" but it also did not bring this content into listing where I > > could approve it. > > > > What I would want in the end result is such behaviour: some content is > > created with initial status - "In-Progress" is fine with me. Then, an > > authorative person ( I believe the one with role CONTENT_EDITOR or > > CONTENT_ADMIN) would go to the listing of such content and after > reviwieng > > it, could approve. That would trigger the status change to Available or > > Published. > > > > Any thoughts are appreciated as always. Thanks. > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/CompDoc-and-Content-Review-Approval-Mechanism-tp22465646p22663887.html > Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
