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J4.x:Workflow

2020-09-20T14:41:25Z

David0296:

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Joomla version|version=4.x}}</noinclude>
{{-}}
<translate>
==Introduction== 
</translate>
<translate> The Publishing Workflow component is used to replace static states (unpublished, published, trashed and archived) with a more generic approach. This way you can easily create a customized workflow to manage your articles within a component.</translate>

*<translate> The article backend view in Joomla 3.x:</translate>
[[File:Article view 3-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]
*<translate> The article backend view in Joomla 4.x:</translate>
[[File:J4 Articles Backend-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]

<translate> The article tool range is now smaller and the view generally tidier. You can create customized states for the articles and group them in categories.</translate>

<translate> There is a tutorial page containing steps for the creation of your first workflow: [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing Workflow/Scenarios|Scenarios]].</translate><br />
<translate>

You can find more information about the implementation of the component in other areas on the page of the Google Summer of Code project DOC: [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow_Implementation|Publishing Workflow Implementation]]</translate>

<translate> You can disable workflows at any time by visiting "articles" or "workflows" and clicking "options" in the top right. Switch to the tab "Integration" and scroll down to "Enable Workflow". </translate>

<translate>

==Terms & Definitions== 
</translate>
* <translate> ''Workflows:'' You can create several workflows. Each workflow contains states, possible transitions and item conditions.</translate>
* <translate> ''Stages:'' Stages are the start points and end points within a workflow.</translate>
* <translate> ''State:'' The state of an item can be unpublished, published, trashed or archived. A state can be changed by executing a transition</translate>
* <translate> ''Transitions:'' Transitions occur between stages. They are where the actions happen.</translate>
* <translate> ''Categories:'' Articles can be assigned to categories.</translate>

<translate>

==Workflows== 
</translate>
<translate> The workflow resembles a sequence of steps. It can be accessed via the main top menu under "Content". You will be directed to the "Workflows List", an overview of all your existing workflows. A workflow contains several states of different conditions. Items (e.g. articles) can transit through those states.</translate>

[[File:Workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Workflows List]]

* <translate> You see the status of the workflow (published / unpublished)</translate>
* <translate> Next to the status is the title. By clicking on the title you can ''edit the workflow''</translate>
** <translate> ''Editable'': Title | Description | Status | Default Option | Permissions (Rights Management)</translate>
* <translate> Next to the title you find the option to ''Manage'' the workflow stages (for more info see [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow#Stages|Stages]])</translate>
* <translate> Next to the "Stages" is the default option</translate>
* <translate> You find a yellow icon, next to "default", representing the number of existing stages in this workflow</translate>
* <translate> Next to the yellow circle is a blue icon that represents the number of existing transitions in this workflow (for more info see[[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow#Transitions| Transitions]])</translate>
* <translate> You can also see the workflow ID.</translate>

<translate>

==Stages== 
</translate>
<translate> The stages are accessed via the "Workflows List" container via clicking on the yellow icon showing the number of stages. You can edit the name of a stage by clicking on it. </translate>

[[File:Stages-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Stages View]]

[[File:Stages--edit-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|The Edit Stage view]]

* <translate> In the second picture you can edit the stage. You can enable or disable it and write a note. It also has a "default" toggle. If there is only one item you will not be able to toggle this.</translate>

<translate>

==Transitions== 
</translate>
<translate> Articles can transit from one stage to another. The transitions can be managed through the "Workflows List" container via clicking on the blue icon. You can set several transitions that items can go through. The possible stages are based on the ones you have created for this specific workflow.</translate>

<translate> The ''current stage'' will define where this transition is applied. You can choose all stages, or a specific stage. </translate>

<translate> The ''target stage'' is the stage the workflow will end up at after the transition has taken place. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--description-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transitions View]]

<translate> The ''transition actions'' stage allows you to define what state the item will be in after the transition is complete. For example if the item is an article it could become unpublished, which is exactly what happens in the ''unpublish'' transition. You can also define whether the item is featured or not by the end of the state. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--transition-actions-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transition Actions]]

<translate> The ''transition notifications'' tab allows you to define whether a notification is sent during that state. For example if an article has been written but needs to be proofread, you could send an email notification to the editor </translate>

<translate> You can also add additional message text. This will also allow you to use a [[J3.x:Language_Overrides_in_Joomla|language]] string which would make the message text translatable. </translate>

<translate> The Usergroups option will allow you to define who will receive the notification. In the example we have chosen we would choose ''editor'' as the usergroup. In that example all users within that usergroup would get a notification. </translate>

<translate> Finally there is the "more receivers" option. This allows you to choose individual users to receive this notification. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--notification-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transition Notification]]

<translate> The final tab is the permissions tab. This allows you to set who can use this transition. </translate>

* <translate> ''Example:'' In the transition "Next Step: Publishing" items are originally of the state "unpublished". They are, for example, in need of a review. After they have been reviewed, they can transit to the state "published".</translate>

* <translate> All of the workflow transition actions are Joomla! workflow plugins. If you go to System -> Plugins. Then change the "type" dropdown to "workflow" you will see the plugins. These can be disabled like any other plugin. </translate>

[[File:Workflows--plugins--workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Workflows Plugins]]

<translate>
==Categories== 
</translate>
<translate> Articles can be assigned to categories. They correspond to a certain workflow and can be customized in various ways. You can set a status, parent category and also restrict the access as well as the permissions. This option is not within the workflows screen. For this option you need to go to Content -> Categories. Once there open any category and you will see a "workflows" tab.</translate>
* <translate>  ''Example:'' You have certain articles that you want to be available only for administrators or users of a higher rank. You can call your category "Restricted" and set all permissions on "Allowed" for administrators or higher. This way you do not have to set those permissions for every article concerned but can move them into this special category and save time instead.</translate>

[[File:Workflow-categories-<translate> en</translate>.png|center|800px]]

<translate>
==Related Information== 
</translate>
<translate>  See also:</translate>
<translate>

* [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow_Implementation|Publishing Workflow Implementation]]
* [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow/Scenarios|Scenarios]]</translate>

<noinclude>
[[Category:Joomla! 4.x{{#translation:}}]]
[[Category:Tutorials{{#translation:}}]]
[[Category:Article Management{{#translation:}}]]
</noinclude>

J4.x:Workflow

2020-09-20T14:41:05Z

David0296:

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Joomla version|version=4.x}}</noinclude>
{{-}}
<translate>
==Introduction== 
</translate>
<translate> The Publishing Workflow component is used to replace static states (unpublished, published, trashed and archived) with a more generic approach. This way you can easily create a customized workflow to manage your articles within a component.</translate>

*<translate> The article backend view in Joomla3.x:</translate>
[[File:Article view 3-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]
*<translate> The article backend view in Joomla 4.x:</translate>
[[File:J4 Articles Backend-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]

<translate> The article tool range is now smaller and the view generally tidier. You can create customized states for the articles and group them in categories.</translate>

<translate> There is a tutorial page containing steps for the creation of your first workflow: [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing Workflow/Scenarios|Scenarios]].</translate><br />
<translate>

You can find more information about the implementation of the component in other areas on the page of the Google Summer of Code project DOC: [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow_Implementation|Publishing Workflow Implementation]]</translate>

<translate> You can disable workflows at any time by visiting "articles" or "workflows" and clicking "options" in the top right. Switch to the tab "Integration" and scroll down to "Enable Workflow". </translate>

<translate>

==Terms & Definitions== 
</translate>
* <translate> ''Workflows:'' You can create several workflows. Each workflow contains states, possible transitions and item conditions.</translate>
* <translate> ''Stages:'' Stages are the start points and end points within a workflow.</translate>
* <translate> ''State:'' The state of an item can be unpublished, published, trashed or archived. A state can be changed by executing a transition</translate>
* <translate> ''Transitions:'' Transitions occur between stages. They are where the actions happen.</translate>
* <translate> ''Categories:'' Articles can be assigned to categories.</translate>

<translate>

==Workflows== 
</translate>
<translate> The workflow resembles a sequence of steps. It can be accessed via the main top menu under "Content". You will be directed to the "Workflows List", an overview of all your existing workflows. A workflow contains several states of different conditions. Items (e.g. articles) can transit through those states.</translate>

[[File:Workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Workflows List]]

* <translate> You see the status of the workflow (published / unpublished)</translate>
* <translate> Next to the status is the title. By clicking on the title you can ''edit the workflow''</translate>
** <translate> ''Editable'': Title | Description | Status | Default Option | Permissions (Rights Management)</translate>
* <translate> Next to the title you find the option to ''Manage'' the workflow stages (for more info see [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow#Stages|Stages]])</translate>
* <translate> Next to the "Stages" is the default option</translate>
* <translate> You find a yellow icon, next to "default", representing the number of existing stages in this workflow</translate>
* <translate> Next to the yellow circle is a blue icon that represents the number of existing transitions in this workflow (for more info see[[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow#Transitions| Transitions]])</translate>
* <translate> You can also see the workflow ID.</translate>

<translate>

==Stages== 
</translate>
<translate> The stages are accessed via the "Workflows List" container via clicking on the yellow icon showing the number of stages. You can edit the name of a stage by clicking on it. </translate>

[[File:Stages-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Stages View]]

[[File:Stages--edit-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|The Edit Stage view]]

* <translate> In the second picture you can edit the stage. You can enable or disable it and write a note. It also has a "default" toggle. If there is only one item you will not be able to toggle this.</translate>

<translate>

==Transitions== 
</translate>
<translate> Articles can transit from one stage to another. The transitions can be managed through the "Workflows List" container via clicking on the blue icon. You can set several transitions that items can go through. The possible stages are based on the ones you have created for this specific workflow.</translate>

<translate> The ''current stage'' will define where this transition is applied. You can choose all stages, or a specific stage. </translate>

<translate> The ''target stage'' is the stage the workflow will end up at after the transition has taken place. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--description-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transitions View]]

<translate> The ''transition actions'' stage allows you to define what state the item will be in after the transition is complete. For example if the item is an article it could become unpublished, which is exactly what happens in the ''unpublish'' transition. You can also define whether the item is featured or not by the end of the state. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--transition-actions-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transition Actions]]

<translate> The ''transition notifications'' tab allows you to define whether a notification is sent during that state. For example if an article has been written but needs to be proofread, you could send an email notification to the editor </translate>

<translate> You can also add additional message text. This will also allow you to use a [[J3.x:Language_Overrides_in_Joomla|language]] string which would make the message text translatable. </translate>

<translate> The Usergroups option will allow you to define who will receive the notification. In the example we have chosen we would choose ''editor'' as the usergroup. In that example all users within that usergroup would get a notification. </translate>

<translate> Finally there is the "more receivers" option. This allows you to choose individual users to receive this notification. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--notification-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transition Notification]]

<translate> The final tab is the permissions tab. This allows you to set who can use this transition. </translate>

* <translate> ''Example:'' In the transition "Next Step: Publishing" items are originally of the state "unpublished". They are, for example, in need of a review. After they have been reviewed, they can transit to the state "published".</translate>

* <translate> All of the workflow transition actions are Joomla! workflow plugins. If you go to System -> Plugins. Then change the "type" dropdown to "workflow" you will see the plugins. These can be disabled like any other plugin. </translate>

[[File:Workflows--plugins--workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Workflows Plugins]]

<translate>
==Categories== 
</translate>
<translate> Articles can be assigned to categories. They correspond to a certain workflow and can be customized in various ways. You can set a status, parent category and also restrict the access as well as the permissions. This option is not within the workflows screen. For this option you need to go to Content -> Categories. Once there open any category and you will see a "workflows" tab.</translate>
* <translate>  ''Example:'' You have certain articles that you want to be available only for administrators or users of a higher rank. You can call your category "Restricted" and set all permissions on "Allowed" for administrators or higher. This way you do not have to set those permissions for every article concerned but can move them into this special category and save time instead.</translate>

[[File:Workflow-categories-<translate> en</translate>.png|center|800px]]

<translate>
==Related Information== 
</translate>
<translate>  See also:</translate>
<translate>

* [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow_Implementation|Publishing Workflow Implementation]]
* [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow/Scenarios|Scenarios]]</translate>

<noinclude>
[[Category:Joomla! 4.x{{#translation:}}]]
[[Category:Tutorials{{#translation:}}]]
[[Category:Article Management{{#translation:}}]]
</noinclude>

J4.x:Workflow

2020-09-20T14:39:50Z

David0296:

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Joomla version|version=4.x}}</noinclude>
{{-}}
<translate>
==Introduction== 
</translate>
<translate> The Publishing Workflow component is used to replace static states (unpublished, published, trashed and archived) with a more generic approach. This way you can easily create a customized workflow to manage your articles within a component.</translate>

*<translate> The article backend view in Joomla3.x:</translate>
[[File:Article view 3-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]
*<translate> The article backend view in Joomla 4.x:</translate>
[[File:J4 Articles Backend-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]

<translate> The article tool range is now smaller and the view generally tidier. You can create customized states for the articles and group them in categories.</translate>

<translate> There is a tutorial page containing steps for the creation of your first workflow: [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing Workflow/Scenarios|Scenarios]].</translate><br />
<translate>

You can find more information about the implementation of the component in other areas on the page of the Google Summer of Code project DOC: [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow_Implementation|Publishing Workflow Implementation]]</translate>

<translate> You can disable workflows at any time by visiting "articles" or "workflows" and clicking "options" in the top right. Switch to the tab "Integration" and scroll down to "Enable Workflow". </translate>

<translate>

==Terms & Definitions== 
</translate>
* <translate> ''Workflows:'' You can create several workflows. Each workflow contains states, possible transitions and item conditions.</translate>
* <translate> ''Stages:'' Stages are the start points and end points within a workflow.</translate>
* <translate> ''State:'' The state of an item can be unpublished, published, trashed or archived.</translate>
* <translate> ''Transitions:'' Transitions occur between stages. They are where the actions happen. .</translate>
* <translate> ''Categories:'' Articles can be assigned to categories.</translate>

<translate>
==Workflows== 
</translate>
<translate> The workflow resembles a sequence of steps. It can be accessed via the main top menu under "Content". You will be directed to the "Workflows List", an overview of all your existing workflows. A workflow contains several states of different conditions. Items (e.g. articles) can transit through those states.</translate>

[[File:Workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Workflows List]]

* <translate> You see the status of the workflow (published / unpublished)</translate>
* <translate> Next to the status is the title. By clicking on the title you can ''edit the workflow''</translate>
** <translate> ''Editable'': Title | Description | Status | Default Option | Permissions (Rights Management)</translate>
* <translate> Next to the title you find the option to ''Manage'' the workflow stages (for more info see [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow#Stages|Stages]])</translate>
* <translate> Next to the "Stages" is the default option</translate>
* <translate> You find a yellow icon, next to "default", representing the number of existing stages in this workflow</translate>
* <translate> Next to the yellow circle is a blue icon that represents the number of existing transitions in this workflow (for more info see[[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow#Transitions| Transitions]])</translate>
* <translate> You can also see the workflow ID.</translate>

<translate>

==Stages== 
</translate>
<translate> The stages are accessed via the "Workflows List" container via clicking on the yellow icon showing the number of stages. You can edit the name of a stage by clicking on it. </translate>

[[File:Stages-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Stages View]]

[[File:Stages--edit-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|The Edit Stage view]]

* <translate> In the second picture you can edit the stage. You can enable or disable it and write a note. It also has a "default" toggle. If there is only one item you will not be able to toggle this.</translate>

<translate>

==Transitions== 
</translate>
<translate> Articles can transit from one stage to another. The transitions can be managed through the "Workflows List" container via clicking on the blue icon. You can set several transitions that items can go through. The possible stages are based on the ones you have created for this specific workflow.</translate>

<translate> The ''current stage'' will define where this transition is applied. You can choose all stages, or a specific stage. </translate>

<translate> The ''target stage'' is the stage the workflow will end up at after the transition has taken place. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--description-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transitions View]]

<translate> The ''transition actions'' stage allows you to define what state the item will be in after the transition is complete. For example if the item is an article it could become unpublished, which is exactly what happens in the ''unpublish'' transition. You can also define whether the item is featured or not by the end of the state. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--transition-actions-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transition Actions]]

<translate> The ''transition notifications'' tab allows you to define whether a notification is sent during that state. For example if an article has been written but needs to be proofread, you could send an email notification to the editor </translate>

<translate> You can also add additional message text. This will also allow you to use a [[J3.x:Language_Overrides_in_Joomla|language]] string which would make the message text translatable. </translate>

<translate> The Usergroups option will allow you to define who will receive the notification. In the example we have chosen we would choose ''editor'' as the usergroup. In that example all users within that usergroup would get a notification. </translate>

<translate> Finally there is the "more receivers" option. This allows you to choose individual users to receive this notification. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--notification-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transition Notification]]

<translate> The final tab is the permissions tab. This allows you to set who can use this transition. </translate>

* <translate> ''Example:'' In the transition "Next Step: Publishing" items are originally of the state "unpublished". They are, for example, in need of a review. After they have been reviewed, they can transit to the state "published".</translate>

* <translate> All of the workflow transition actions are Joomla! workflow plugins. If you go to System -> Plugins. Then change the "type" dropdown to "workflow" you will see the plugins. These can be disabled like any other plugin. </translate>

[[File:Workflows--plugins--workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Workflows Plugins]]

<translate>
==Categories== 
</translate>
<translate> Articles can be assigned to categories. They correspond to a certain workflow and can be customized in various ways. You can set a status, parent category and also restrict the access as well as the permissions. This option is not within the workflows screen. For this option you need to go to Content -> Categories. Once there open any category and you will see a "workflows" tab.</translate>
* <translate>  ''Example:'' You have certain articles that you want to be available only for administrators or users of a higher rank. You can call your category "Restricted" and set all permissions on "Allowed" for administrators or higher. This way you do not have to set those permissions for every article concerned but can move them into this special category and save time instead.</translate>

[[File:Workflow-categories-<translate> en</translate>.png|center|800px]]

<translate>
==Related Information== 
</translate>
<translate>  See also:</translate>
<translate>

* [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow_Implementation|Publishing Workflow Implementation]]
* [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow/Scenarios|Scenarios]]</translate>

<noinclude>
[[Category:Joomla! 4.x{{#translation:}}]]
[[Category:Tutorials{{#translation:}}]]
[[Category:Article Management{{#translation:}}]]
</noinclude>

J4.x:Workflow

2020-09-20T14:38:31Z

David0296: removed description of J3.x content

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Joomla version|version=4.x}}</noinclude>
{{-}}
<translate>
==Introduction== 
</translate>
<translate> The Publishing Workflow component is used to replace static states (unpublished, published, trashed and archived) with a more generic approach. This way you can easily create a customized workflow to manage your articles within a component.</translate>

*<translate> The article backend view in Joomla3.x:</translate>
[[File:Article view 3-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]
*<translate> The article backend view in Joomla 4.x:</translate>
[[File:J4 Articles Backend-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]

<translate> The article tool range is now smaller and the view generally tidier. You can create customized states for the articles and group them in categories.</translate>

<translate> There is a tutorial page containing steps for the creation of your first workflow: [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing Workflow/Scenarios|Scenarios]].</translate><br />
<translate>

You can find more information about the implementation of the component in other areas on the page of the Google Summer of Code project DOC: [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow_Implementation|Publishing Workflow Implementation]]</translate>

<translate> You can disable workflows at any time by visiting "articles" or "workflows" and clicking "options" in the top right. Switch to the tab "Integration" and scroll down to "Enable Workflow". </translate>
[[File:Disable-workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]]

<translate>

==Terms & Definitions== 
</translate>
* <translate> ''Workflows:'' You can create several workflows. Each workflow contains states, possible transitions and item conditions.</translate>
* <translate> ''Stages:'' Stages are the start points and end points within a workflow.</translate>
* <translate> ''State:'' The state of an item can be unpublished, published, trashed or archived.</translate>
* <translate> ''Transitions:'' Transitions occur between stages. They are where the actions happen. .</translate>
* <translate> ''Categories:'' Articles can be assigned to categories.</translate>

<translate>
==Workflows== 
</translate>
<translate> The workflow resembles a sequence of steps. It can be accessed via the main top menu under "Content". You will be directed to the "Workflows List", an overview of all your existing workflows. A workflow contains several states of different conditions. Items (e.g. articles) can transit through those states.</translate>

[[File:Workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Workflows List]]

* <translate> You see the status of the workflow (published / unpublished)</translate>
* <translate> Next to the status is the title. By clicking on the title you can ''edit the workflow''</translate>
** <translate> ''Editable'': Title | Description | Status | Default Option | Permissions (Rights Management)</translate>
* <translate> Next to the title you find the option to ''Manage'' the workflow stages (for more info see [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow#Stages|Stages]])</translate>
* <translate> Next to the "Stages" is the default option</translate>
* <translate> You find a yellow icon, next to "default", representing the number of existing stages in this workflow</translate>
* <translate> Next to the yellow circle is a blue icon that represents the number of existing transitions in this workflow (for more info see[[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow#Transitions| Transitions]])</translate>
* <translate> You can also see the workflow ID.</translate>

<translate>

==Stages== 
</translate>
<translate> The stages are accessed via the "Workflows List" container via clicking on the yellow icon showing the number of stages. You can edit the name of a stage by clicking on it. </translate>

[[File:Stages-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Stages View]]

[[File:Stages--edit-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|The Edit Stage view]]

* <translate> In the second picture you can edit the stage. You can enable or disable it and write a note. It also has a "default" toggle. If there is only one item you will not be able to toggle this.</translate>

<translate>

==Transitions== 
</translate>
<translate> Articles can transit from one stage to another. The transitions can be managed through the "Workflows List" container via clicking on the blue icon. You can set several transitions that items can go through. The possible stages are based on the ones you have created for this specific workflow.</translate>

<translate> The ''current stage'' will define where this transition is applied. You can choose all stages, or a specific stage. </translate>

<translate> The ''target stage'' is the stage the workflow will end up at after the transition has taken place. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--description-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transitions View]]

<translate> The ''transition actions'' stage allows you to define what state the item will be in after the transition is complete. For example if the item is an article it could become unpublished, which is exactly what happens in the ''unpublish'' transition. You can also define whether the item is featured or not by the end of the state. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--transition-actions-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transition Actions]]

<translate> The ''transition notifications'' tab allows you to define whether a notification is sent during that state. For example if an article has been written but needs to be proofread, you could send an email notification to the editor </translate>

<translate> You can also add additional message text. This will also allow you to use a [[J3.x:Language_Overrides_in_Joomla|language]] string which would make the message text translatable. </translate>

<translate> The Usergroups option will allow you to define who will receive the notification. In the example we have chosen we would choose ''editor'' as the usergroup. In that example all users within that usergroup would get a notification. </translate>

<translate> Finally there is the "more receivers" option. This allows you to choose individual users to receive this notification. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--notification-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transition Notification]]

<translate> The final tab is the permissions tab. This allows you to set who can use this transition. </translate>

* <translate> ''Example:'' In the transition "Next Step: Publishing" items are originally of the state "unpublished". They are, for example, in need of a review. After they have been reviewed, they can transit to the state "published".</translate>

* <translate> All of the workflow transition actions are Joomla! workflow plugins. If you go to System -> Plugins. Then change the "type" dropdown to "workflow" you will see the plugins. These can be disabled like any other plugin. </translate>

[[File:Workflows--plugins--workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Workflows Plugins]]

<translate>
==Categories== 
</translate>
<translate> Articles can be assigned to categories. They correspond to a certain workflow and can be customized in various ways. You can set a status, parent category and also restrict the access as well as the permissions. This option is not within the workflows screen. For this option you need to go to Content -> Categories. Once there open any category and you will see a "workflows" tab.</translate>
* <translate>  ''Example:'' You have certain articles that you want to be available only for administrators or users of a higher rank. You can call your category "Restricted" and set all permissions on "Allowed" for administrators or higher. This way you do not have to set those permissions for every article concerned but can move them into this special category and save time instead.</translate>

[[File:Workflow-categories-<translate> en</translate>.png|center|800px]]

<translate>
==Related Information== 
</translate>
<translate>  See also:</translate>
<translate>

* [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow_Implementation|Publishing Workflow Implementation]]
* [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow/Scenarios|Scenarios]]</translate>

<noinclude>
[[Category:Joomla! 4.x{{#translation:}}]]
[[Category:Tutorials{{#translation:}}]]
[[Category:Article Management{{#translation:}}]]
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J4.x:Workflow

2020-09-20T14:37:27Z

David0296:

<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Joomla version|version=4.x}}</noinclude>
{{-}}
<translate>
==Introduction== 
</translate>
<translate> The Publishing Workflow component is used to replace static states (unpublished, published, trashed and archived) with a more generic approach. This way you can easily create a customized workflow to manage your articles within a component.</translate>

*<translate> The article backend view in Joomla3.x:</translate>
[[File:Article view 3-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]
*<translate> The article backend view in Joomla 4.x:</translate>
[[File:J4 Articles Backend-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]

<translate> The article tool range is now smaller and the view generally tidier. You can create customized states for the articles and group them in categories.</translate>

<translate> There is a tutorial page containing steps for the creation of your first workflow: [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing Workflow/Scenarios|Scenarios]].</translate><br />
<translate>

You can find more information about the implementation of the component in other areas on the page of the Google Summer of Code project DOC: [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow_Implementation|Publishing Workflow Implementation]]</translate>

<translate> You can disable workflows at any time by visiting "articles" or "workflows" and clicking "options" in the top right. Switch to the tab "Integration" and scroll down to "Enable Workflow". </translate>
[[File:Disable-workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px]]]

<translate>

==Terms & Definitions== 
</translate>
* <translate> ''Workflows:'' You can create several workflows. Each workflow contains states, possible transitions and item conditions.</translate>
* <translate> ''Stages:'' Stages are the start points and end points within a workflow.</translate>
* <translate> ''State:'' The state of an item can be unpublished, published, trashed or archived.</translate>
* <translate> ''Transitions:'' Transitions occur between stages. They are where the actions happen. .</translate>
* <translate> ''Categories:'' Articles can be assigned to categories.</translate>

<translate>

==Usage of the toolbar== 
</translate>
<translate> In the toolbar you find several buttons. You can select an item via the checkbox at the left of the title. At least one item must be selected to complete one of the following actions:</translate>
* <translate> Publish or unpublish items</translate>
* <translate> Set an item to default</translate>
* <translate> Item Check-In</translate>
** <translate> While a user is editing an item, the items edit functionality will be locked for other users during that period of time. The check-in function unlocks the item. '''Please keep in mind:''' Make sure that the edit process has been completed and saved before you unlock the item. Otherwise previously made changes could be lost.</translate>
* <translate> Trash Items</translate>
** <translate> '''Please keep in mind:''' Through the usage of the trash button you are only '''''moving items to trash'''''. This means the items status is being set to "trashed". In order to '''''delete an item completely''''', you have to use the search tools and filter for the status "trashed". In the displayed list of items, select the item you wish to be permanently deleted and click the trash button again.</translate>

<translate>
==Workflows== 
</translate>
<translate> The workflow resembles a sequence of steps. It can be accessed via the main top menu under "Content". You will be directed to the "Workflows List", an overview of all your existing workflows. A workflow contains several states of different conditions. Items (e.g. articles) can transit through those states.</translate>

[[File:Workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Workflows List]]

* <translate> You see the status of the workflow (published / unpublished)</translate>
* <translate> Next to the status is the title. By clicking on the title you can ''edit the workflow''</translate>
** <translate> ''Editable'': Title | Description | Status | Default Option | Permissions (Rights Management)</translate>
* <translate> Next to the title you find the option to ''Manage'' the workflow stages (for more info see [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow#Stages|Stages]])</translate>
* <translate> Next to the "Stages" is the default option</translate>
* <translate> You find a yellow icon, next to "default", representing the number of existing stages in this workflow</translate>
* <translate> Next to the yellow circle is a blue icon that represents the number of existing transitions in this workflow (for more info see[[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow#Transitions| Transitions]])</translate>
* <translate> You can also see the workflow ID.</translate>

<translate>

==Stages== 
</translate>
<translate> The stages are accessed via the "Workflows List" container via clicking on the yellow icon showing the number of stages. You can edit the name of a stage by clicking on it. </translate>

[[File:Stages-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Stages View]]

[[File:Stages--edit-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|The Edit Stage view]]

* <translate> In the second picture you can edit the stage. You can enable or disable it and write a note. It also has a "default" toggle. If there is only one item you will not be able to toggle this.</translate>

<translate>

==Transitions== 
</translate>
<translate> Articles can transit from one stage to another. The transitions can be managed through the "Workflows List" container via clicking on the blue icon. You can set several transitions that items can go through. The possible stages are based on the ones you have created for this specific workflow.</translate>

<translate> The ''current stage'' will define where this transition is applied. You can choose all stages, or a specific stage. </translate>

<translate> The ''target stage'' is the stage the workflow will end up at after the transition has taken place. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--description-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transitions View]]

<translate> The ''transition actions'' stage allows you to define what state the item will be in after the transition is complete. For example if the item is an article it could become unpublished, which is exactly what happens in the ''unpublish'' transition. You can also define whether the item is featured or not by the end of the state. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--transition-actions-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transition Actions]]

<translate> The ''transition notifications'' tab allows you to define whether a notification is sent during that state. For example if an article has been written but needs to be proofread, you could send an email notification to the editor </translate>

<translate> You can also add additional message text. This will also allow you to use a [[J3.x:Language_Overrides_in_Joomla|language]] string which would make the message text translatable. </translate>

<translate> The Usergroups option will allow you to define who will receive the notification. In the example we have chosen we would choose ''editor'' as the usergroup. In that example all users within that usergroup would get a notification. </translate>

<translate> Finally there is the "more receivers" option. This allows you to choose individual users to receive this notification. </translate>

[[File:Transitions--edit--notification-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Edit Transition Notification]]

<translate> The final tab is the permissions tab. This allows you to set who can use this transition. </translate>

* <translate> ''Example:'' In the transition "Next Step: Publishing" items are originally of the state "unpublished". They are, for example, in need of a review. After they have been reviewed, they can transit to the state "published".</translate>

* <translate> All of the workflow transition actions are Joomla! workflow plugins. If you go to System -> Plugins. Then change the "type" dropdown to "workflow" you will see the plugins. These can be disabled like any other plugin. </translate>

[[File:Workflows--plugins--workflows-<translate> en</translate>.png|800px|center|Workflows Plugins]]

<translate>
==Categories== 
</translate>
<translate> Articles can be assigned to categories. They correspond to a certain workflow and can be customized in various ways. You can set a status, parent category and also restrict the access as well as the permissions. This option is not within the workflows screen. For this option you need to go to Content -> Categories. Once there open any category and you will see a "workflows" tab.</translate>
* <translate>  ''Example:'' You have certain articles that you want to be available only for administrators or users of a higher rank. You can call your category "Restricted" and set all permissions on "Allowed" for administrators or higher. This way you do not have to set those permissions for every article concerned but can move them into this special category and save time instead.</translate>

[[File:Workflow-categories-<translate> en</translate>.png|center|800px]]

<translate>
==Related Information== 
</translate>
<translate>  See also:</translate>
<translate>

* [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow_Implementation|Publishing Workflow Implementation]]
* [[S:MyLanguage/Publishing_Workflow/Scenarios|Scenarios]]</translate>

<noinclude>
[[Category:Joomla! 4.x{{#translation:}}]]
[[Category:Tutorials{{#translation:}}]]
[[Category:Article Management{{#translation:}}]]
</noinclude>

JDOC:Documentation Translators

2020-09-20T13:20:34Z

David0296: /* de - Deutsch - German */

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Here, people '''translating''' {{SITENAME}} can sign up as a translator. Please be sure to read the required reading list below.

After you add your username to the list below under the appropriate language heading, a [[JDOC:Translation Administrators|Translation Administrator]] will assign your username translator permissions. After your username is added as a translator you can start translating! Please be on the look out for a [[Template:Translator welcome|welcome message]] with more information posted to your user talk page.{{-}}

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* Detailed explanation of translating, [[JDOC:Page Translation Explained|Page Translation Explained]].
* Our [[JDOC:Language policy|Language policy]]
* [[JDOC:Translator Tips|Translator Tips]]
* [[Joomla:JDOC%27s_Translation_Guidelines|Translation Guidelines]]
* Having an [[JDOC:Translation Questions|issue or need help]]?

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===Add Your Language===
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Use the syntax, <code><nowiki>* {{User|YourUsername}}</nowiki> - requested</code>

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=== zh-tw - 繁體中文 - Traditional Chinese ===
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==Translation Administrators==

The responsibilities of a Translation Administrator will require slightly more attention to the documents for translation. Translation Administrators should feel comfortable with using wiki markup, made hundreds of contributions to their specific language and assisted others in translation of docs. Administrators will need to check the documentation every few days and perform any required tasks. These tasks include re-marking pages in en-GB with edit changes, tracking language units which need translation and welcoming new translators. Ideally, we should have at least one Translation Administrator who will not be tied to any specific language and when the time comes, one Translation Administrator for active language teams.

===Current Volunteer Translation Administrators===
{{:Special:ListUsers/translationadmins}}

==Common Language Codes==
<div class="small-4 columns"> afr - Afrikaans - Afrikaans
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> ar - عربي - Arabic
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> as - অসমীয়া - Assamese
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> be - Беларуская - Belarusian
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> bg - Български - Bulgarian
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> bn - বাংলা - Bengali
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> bo - བོད་ཡིག - tibetan
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> ca - Català - Catalan
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> ce - Nohçi - Chechen
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> da - Dansk - Danish
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> de - Deutsch - German
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> es - Español - Spanish
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> fa - فارسی - Persian
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> fi - Suomi - Finnish
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> fr - Français - French
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> hu - Magyar - Hungarian
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> hy - Հայերեն - Armenian
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> id - Bahasa Indonesia - Indonesian
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> is - Íslenska - Icelandic
</div><div class="small-4 columns"> it - Italiano - Italian
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User:David0296

2020-09-20T11:44:43Z

David0296: This is my new user page

My name is David0296 and if you want to get in touch with me, post on my '''[[User_talk:{{PAGENAME}}|talk page]]'''.

==My testing subpages==
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