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Er... Use the moderation module
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Obviously I am using the moderation module (Workbench Access/Moderation) The module doesn't reset a field . It's needed so that a user can't have privileges to publish content. That's not what I was asking...In addition to the content being moderated I was asking about a field being reset to its default value, like blank.
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Obviously I am using the moderation module (Workbench Access/Moderation) The module doesn't reset a field . It's needed so that a user can't have privileges to publish content. That's not what I was asking...In addition to the content being moderated I was asking about a field being reset to its default value, like blank.

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Thank you sir! Have a great day!
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I thought I already accepted Kalpan's answer...If not I apologize
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I thought I already accepted Kalpan's answer...If not I apologize

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Greetings say for sample with the content type Basic Page, there is a field called Approved (Machine name: approved). When user submits content that content gets published to the users page. However in order for what the user published, an admin would have to edit that content and check the box Approved to allow the content to appear on the homepage.<br />
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Is there a way that when the user creates a new draft of that content to reset the Approved field to NULL or blank when the user saves the new draft? Let me know. Thanks
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Greetings say for sample with the content type Basic Page, there is a field called Approved (Machine name: approved). When user submits content that content gets published to the users page. However in order for what the user published, an admin would have to edit that content and check the box Approved to allow the content to appear on the homepage.

Is there a way that when the user creates a new draft of that content to reset the Approved field to NULL or blank when the user saves the new draft? Let me know. Thanks

Drupal Reset Specific Field When Content Type iwth That Field is Edited (New Draft)

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