2008-12-17 Zyxware Technologies * Rewrote the module for 6.x * Improvements include notification to author * Revisions of paper need not be submitted as a new node but as a revision of the current node * More permission control for different roles (author, admin and reviewer) * The paper node creation is done through CCK Macro import and the default content types are provided as a part of the module * The paper node can now store Keywords for a paper. * A unique paper ID is generated for reference. 2007-08-15 (uploaded on 30-aug-07 to http://drupal.org/node/167480, committed to CVS 30.1.2008) Shane Birley has sponsored some patches to the code for this module, mainly the implementation of the node hooks and a few other things. It corrects: * the SQL errors * the uninstall bug * the installation bug * some code is rewritten, specifically with the access control for reviews/papers [intermediate dates] - some minor updates (cf. CVS): * + file_create_url() in ..._reviews() - see drupal.org/node/160306 * changed PGSQL code in conf.install according to http://drupal.org/node/148528 2007-02-27 Maximilian F. Hasler Version for Drupal 5.x (much of the code rewritten). Changes include: * conference module can optionally provide a paper and/or review content type * conference specific e-mail address can be defined (as sender in From: and Reply-To: fields for conference notification e-mails) * manager(s) can receive CC or BCC of all e-mails sent (at present it's the conf. admin who has access to these settings) 2007-01-31 Tobias Hoelterhof Some more improvements: * email information to authors and reviewers updated 2007-01-24 Tobias Hoelterhof Improvements: * one can make a decision concerning a paper: 1. reject, 2. accept and 3. request a modification. The user is informed my email. * reminder email: reviewers can be reminded by an email. * node access mechanism: if the conference chair assigned a paper to a reviewer or has made a decision the corresponding paper can't be edited anymore by the owner. * time limit reached: if the timlimit for the call for paper is reached, one needn't update the permissions to create a node of the paper type (admin/access). Now the conference module inhibit the creation formular. * time limit exception: if the conference chair requests a modification of a paper and the time limit is reached, the user can still create a modified paper. * modified paper: the entrys of the old paper are copied to the creation formular of the new one. Works only with cck. 2006-12-05 Tobias Hoelterhof Version 1.x published at drupal.org.