From 816dc903dbd6c56a46bc9ec5b2e1459c6eb8b241 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Dries Buytaert Stories are like newspaper articles. They tend to follow a publishing flow of submit -> moderate -> post to the main page -> comments. Below you may fix a minimum word count for stories and also write some submission or content guidelines for users wanting to post a story. The story module lets your users submit articles for consideration by the rest of the community, who can vote on them if moderation is enabled. Stories usually follow a publishing flow of submit -> moderate -> post to the main page -> comments. Administrators are able to shortcut this flow as desired.
create stories: Allows a role to create stories. They cannot edit or delete stories, even if they are the authors. You must enable this permission to in order for a role to create a story.
-edit own stories: Allows a role to add/edit stories if they own the story. Use this permission if you want users to be able to edit and maintain their own stories.
- ", array('%story-config' => url('admin/settings/story'))); + return t("Stories are articles in their simplest form: they have a title, a teaser and a body, but can be extended by other modules. The teaser is part of the body too. Stories may be used as a personal blog or for news articles. By default, no menu item, or navigation element is created for a story. An extra feature of a story is, that an administrator can specify a submission guideline and enforce a minimum word count for user submitted stories"); case 'node/add/story': return variable_get('story_help', ''); case 'node/add#story': - return t('A story is similar to an article and usually gets promoted to the front page. If you want to post news items, articles or maintain a group blog, use stories.'); + return t('Stories are articles in their simplest form: they have a title, a teaser and a body, but can be extended by other modules. The teaser is part of the body too. Stories may be used as a personal blog or for news articles.'); } } -- cgit v1.2.3