drupal rules scheduler email per x comments

#Drupal rules scheduler email per x comments update
#Drupal rules scheduler email per x comments upgrade
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Let say the Pipes delivery is 3 months, Pumps delivery is 6 months and Pressure Vessel delivery is 8 months (note: this is only to explain the theory and not assuming the rules of credit is correct) Let's use procurement as per your example. If the rules of credit were approved by the client, it helps the contractors financial cash flow and allow to claim progress partially. We called it Rules of Credit or production steps. Used? Make sure in ongoing use, not just for initial content import.We used weight to calculate progress not only on procurement progress. Not nearly as well supported or used as Feeds module. Should just be for initial content import, not ongoing use. Refer to this issue for more information.ĭuplicate of filter_perms (but less-intuitive UI) This module has been included with Drupal 8 core. Other (Administration, Content Display, Utility) May be able to uninstall module and still leave preset date formats behind

#Drupal rules scheduler email per x comments update

Version 2.11 planned to have 7.1 fixes, will need to update to this when it is released However, it's recommended to use only one module that does so. There are open security issues: Private files downloadable when node access is denied, needs supportĬontent access makes use of Drupal's node access API. Patched incompatibility for a reserved word ()ĭrupal 8 has its own image plugin and supports center align. Most moved into Core in D7, only used for a migration

#Drupal rules scheduler email per x comments upgrade

Highly recommended (and for security updates) to upgrade to the latest phpCAS library. Older versions of associated phpCAS library may have outdated PHP calls. PHP 7 - sometimes float instead of integer passed to srand() and mt_srand() in image_captcha_image() Only used if have Event content type (likely connected to Mercury) Couldn't replicate issue on local dev environment Couldn't replicate issue on local dev environmentThis module is currently being ported to Drupal 8, but is not usable yet. This module is currently being ported to Drupal 8, but is not usable yet. Other (Content Display, Theme Enhancements)īlock Title Link not working with PHP 7.* Used? Required for GT Super blocks module, which we want to avoid using. Refer to this issue to find out its progress. This module has not been ported to Drupal 8.

Other (Content ,Content Display, Theme Enhancements) Remove usage of deprecrated each() function for PHP 7.2+ future proofing Installing Fast 404 will produce 404 (File not found) errors if you try to look up README.txt-files. This module is incompatible with the Fast 404 module.

Used? Needed? Replaced by Address module in D8. If you create and configure a 403 and 404 page within Drupal, you don't need this module and can remove it.

In Release Candidate - A development version has reached a state where it could be used (with caveats) in production, but careful review by the site administrator is recommended.

In Development - Someone is working on porting the module to Drupal 9, but there is not a stable and production usable version yet.

Functionality In Core - The functionality provided by the module can be found in some form or fashion within Drupal 9.

In Core - The module is now part of the official Drupal 9 system and does not have to be downloaded and installed separately under Drupal 9.

While not flagged with a removal recommendation, modules without a Drupal 9 version should be scrutinized to see if they are truly needed on a current Drupal 7 site, since there is likely not going to be a future support path for those modules. In general, a module is recommended for removal ASAP if it is no longer being maintained and not covered by Drupal's security advisory policy. In addition, Kevin Pittman of the College of Liberal Arts has added Drupal 9 compatibility details and removal recommendations, to help site administrators decide what to do as they review the modules installed their Drupal 7 sites.

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The following table, initially provided by the College of Computing (many thanks!) attempts to summarize the details of a large number of commonly used Drupal 7 modules and any known issues with their latest full (not development) version under PHP 7.