Department Migration & Miscellaneous Drupal Notes

Facet Selection: (Poor Man's Facets)
https://www.drupal.org/project/

views_faceted_filters_js


The Drupal Context module helps set
https://www.drupal.org/project/context

Content: Title

Content: Website

Content: Phone

Content: Email

Content: Include in Business Directory

Content: Business Type

Content: Business Type

Content: Body

Content: Path

Global: PHP

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"Community Registry" and use the machine name comm_registry.

To register for a listing account, drop a form in the mail or Register with a Google account.
https://www.drupal.org/project/social_auth_google 
https://www.drupal.org/project/disable_login

"One-Click List-Unsubscribe" feature (RFC 8058)
https://atendesigngroup.com/articles/mapping-google-groups-drupal-user-roles-google-authentication

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Using Drupal 10, creating a Webform to collect community registry entries and then feeding these entries into a Content Type after approval and moderation by site editors is a great approach. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how you can achieve this:

Content Type

"Community Registry" and use the machine name comm_registry.

• Title / Local Businesses and Organizations
• Description
• Contact Information
• Address
• Website
   

Webform

Fields for the Webform:

Text fields for Title, Contact Information, Address, and Website.
Textarea for Description.
 

Configure Webform to Create Content

1. Set Up Webform Submission Handling:
   • Go to the Webform settings for your "Community Registry Submission" form.
   • Under Settings, go to Handlers.
   • Add a Webform to Content handler.
   • Configure the handler to map the Webform fields to the corresponding fields in the "Community Registry" content type.
2. Moderation and Approval:
   • Ensure that the "Community Registry" content type uses a workflow that includes states like "Draft" and "Published".
   • Configure permissions so that submissions are initially saved as "Draft" and only Site Editors can publish them.

Step 4: Set Up Workflow and Permissions

1. Configure Workflow:
   • Navigate to Structure > Workflows.
   • Edit the existing workflow or create a new one.
   • Add states such as "Draft", "Needs Review", and "Published".
   • Set transitions to allow editors to move content between these states.
2. Set Permissions:
   • Navigate to People > Permissions.
   • Ensure that authenticated users can create content but only editors can publish it.

Step 5: Test the Submission and Approval Process

1. Test Webform Submission:
   • Submit a few test entries using the Webform to ensure that they are being saved as content items in the "Draft" state.
2. Review and Approve Entries:
   • Log in as a Site Editor and review the submitted entries.
   • Approve and publish the entries to see them on the site.

By following these steps, you can create a streamlined process for collecting, reviewing, and publishing community registry entries through a Webform in Drupal 10. This ensures that all entries are moderated and approved before being displayed on the site.