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| Newer page: | version 5 | Last edited on 17 January 2022 3:00 | by harold | |
| Older page: | version 4 | Last edited on 26 January 2012 17:27 | by Das PhpWiki Programmierer-Team | Revert |
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-<?plugin
ModeratedPage ?
>
+Please check [[Help:ModeratedPagePlugin]] to see how to use moderated pages.
+
+<
<ModeratedPage>
>
----
-
-!!! What is a ModeratedPage?
-
-A ModeratedPage is a page-internal setting, which restricts certain actions on certain pages.
-The requested action and page is stored internally and an email is sent to the moderators
-described in the linked and locked ModeratedPage action page.
-Any moderator may approve or reject the action by simply clicking an url.
-When approving the action, the requested action (edit, rename, ...) is performed.
-
-In both cases the author is notified, so it's recommended for the
-moderator to click on either the approve or reject links in the moderation email.
-In case of multiple moderators: first comes, first serves.
-
-!!! How to enable ModeratedPage on a single page?
-
-* Check the status of this action page, esp. the moderators in the
- plugin line, if they had their emails stored in their
- UserPreferences, and if the action page is locked.
-* Add a link to this action page in the page(s) in question.
-* Save the page.
-* Lock the page to actually change the moderation status. You may want to unlock it then.
-
-!!! How to disable ModeratedPage on a single page?
-
-* Remove the link to this action page in the page(s) in question.
-* Save the page.
-* Lock the page to actually change the moderation status. You may want to unlock it then.
-
-!!! Plugin Arguments
-
-* moderators: comma seperated list of registered usernames or groups.
- Each user should have his email defined in his prefs. Default: "Administrators" or
- <?plugin SystemInfo ADMIN_USER ?>
-* requirelevel: one of 0, 1, 2 or 10 on which moderation is used. Default: false (use requireaccess instead)
-* requireaccess: comma separated list of access perms, on which the moderation is used
- "view,edit,create,list,remove,change"
- Default: edit,remove,change
-
-!!! How does it work internally?
-
-You need to lock the page additionally, so that the link parser performs
-some magic whether the ModeratedPage link is present or not, for efficiency
-reasons. It can be unlocked again, and even the ModeratedPage link may be removed.
-The status will only be changed on the *lock* action, whether the ModeratedPage
-link is present or not.
-
-The moderation status is stored in each page in question.
-Each moderated action is stored in the page also, together with a randomly
-created permission key to allow Grant by a simple external unauthorized request.
-There's no timeout on moderated actions, so the actions may stack up.
-The delayed actions may be performed in any order, there's no strict ordering to
-follow for the moderator.
-
-!!! How to enable ModeratedPage on multiple/all pages?
-
-If you enable the config option ENABLE_MODERATEDPAGE_ALL, the page moderation status on
-every page is automatically set to check this action page ModeratedPage.
-
-There may come another administrative plugin to change the moderation
-status on selected pages.
-
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-PhpWikiDocumentation WikiPlugin
+[[CategoryActionPage]]
current version
Please check 
Help:ModeratedPagePlugin to see how to use moderated pages.
