{pageapproval}
Plugin: Page Approval Plugin
Add the page approval functionality to a page.
Usage
{pageapproval:users=admin, msmith, bob brown}
{pageapproval:chain=yes|users=bob, jane, frank}
Parameters
| Name | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| users | | none
| A list of users who will be added as approvers. This is a comma separated list of user names. A comma separated list of names. |
| acknowledgers | | none
| A list of users who will be added as acknowledgers. This is a comma separated list of user names. A comma separated list of names. |
| chain | | no
| Enforces an ordered list of approvals. The approvals are done in the order of the users that are defined by the users option. Options are yes/no. Must have users defined. |
| notifiedusers | | none
|
Options are all,unapproved,approved. Must have notifiedactions defined. |
| notifiedactions | | none
|
Options are change,unapproval,approval. Must have notifiedusers defined. |
| showAcknowledgement | | none
| Creates an option such that users can acknowledge a page. Users who acknowlege a page are added to an acknowledgement list. Options not required. |
| allowmacros | | no
| Specifies a list of one or more macros that will allowed for page approval. Normally, dynamic macros will prevent the pageapproval macro from working, so this options gives users a way to work around them. A comma separated list of macro names. |
| expireafter | | none
| Specifies a time period, after the page is approved, when the approval will expire. The usage example shows a page that will have it's approve expired 2 months after the page is approved.
Options are a number and time word, such as '72 hours', '1 day', '6 months' or '1 year'. Time periods allowed are year, month, day, hour. |
| expirymonth | | none
| Specifies a fixed, recuring month when the page will expire. Can be used in conjuction with expiryday.
Options are a number (1-12). The month when the approval of this page will expire. |
| expiryday | | none
| Specifies a fixed, recuring day of the month when the page will expire. Can be used in conjuction with expirymonth to define a particular day in a year. Note that the behaviour of days 29, 30 and 31 is undefined, so please don't use them.
Options are a number (1-31). The day when the approval of this page will expire. |
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