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Culturefeed Entry UI
The Culturefeed Entry UI module provides the necessary forms and pages to enter and edit Culturefeed events. Once the module is enabled, an entry form page is available as well as extra paths on an event detail to edit the event.
With the Culturefeed UI module enabled, a link to add new events is available on the Culturefeed ui: login block. When a user has sufficient rights, several new tabs (edit, tags and collaboration) will be shown on the event detail page.
Configuration
Configuration is available from the Drupal management menu and can be found under Configuration - Culturefeed - Culturefeed Entry UI. Configuration consists of the following options:
- Language: the default language to be used when a user creates events.
- Custom tags: tags that are specific for the site.
- Custom tags to use as collaboration data: for each tag entered here, you'll be able to use your own variation on a limited set of event properties, like an event's title, description, copyright, image and link.
- Default country: the country that will be used by default when creating a new event.
Some features of the Culturefeed Entry UI module will only be available when the Culturefeed core module and the Culturefeed Search module are both configured to use cdbxml version 3.3 or up.
Pages
The module provides the 'agenda/e/add' path to add new events (available in the profile box as described above). The standard agenda/e/... event paths are expanded with agenda/e/.../.../edit and agenda/e/.../.../delete (more info on default paths in [Culturefeed Agenda](Culturefeed Agenda#Pages)).
Blocks
The module provides a view that can be used as a block: 'View: CultureFeed events created by current user'. The view is based on the Culturefeed Search Views module and provides a list of all the events created by the current user. Since this is a view, it can be further modified as described in Culturefeed Search Views.
Permissions
The module also comes with permissions. These can be used to allow or deny access to the different actions. Following permissions are available:
- Manage object tags: manage all the tags from the objects on culturefeed (events, actors, ...).
- Manage custom tags: manage custom tags from the objects on culturefeed (events, actors, ...) managed on the admin section.
- Create events: create new events through the entity api.
- Edit events: edit events through the entity api.
- Delete events: delete events through the entity api.
- Manage culturefeed collaborative info: add your own variations on several properties of cultural events, suited to your target audience. You can currently add your own title, description, image and link.
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