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D R U P A L M O D U L E
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Name: Node Triggers Module
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Author: Patrick Fournier <pfournier at whiskyechobravo dot com>
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Drupal: 5
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PREREQUISITES:
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. Actions (http://drupal.org/project/actions)
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DESCRIPTION:
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This module allows you to trigger actions (from the Actions module
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or any other module that defines actions) when something happens
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to a node (insertion, update, deletion).
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You can choose which type of node will trigger an action.
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For example, you can set up a trigger so that an action gets
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executed each time a Story node is created.
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INSTALLATION:
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1. Place the entire nodetriggers directory into your Drupal modules
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directory (normally sites/all/modules or modules).
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2. Enable the nodetriggers module by navigating to:
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Administer > Site building > Modules
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3. If you want anyone besides the administrative user to be able
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to configure triggers (usually a bad idea), they must be given
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the "administer node triggers" access permission:
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Administer > User management > Access control
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When the module is enabled and the user has the "administer
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node triggers" permission, a "Node Triggers" menu should appear
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under Administer > Site configuration in the menu system.
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