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collective.polls (1.0.1)
by
Olha Lehka
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last modified
2012-05-14
Released on 2012-05-08 by Simples Consultoria, Open Multimedia, Elio Schmutz, Érico Andrei, Silvestre Huens, Héctor Velarde, Rafahela Bazzanella, WebDesignerDepot (icon), Franco Pellegrini for Plone 4.1 under LGPL - GNU Lesser General Public License available for All platforms.
Software development stage: stable
- Homepage of collective.polls: https://github.com/collective/collective.polls
- collective.polls repository: https://github.com/collective/collective.polls
- Description source: https://github.com/collective/collective.polls/blob/master/README.txt
A content type, workflow, and portlet for conducting online polls, for
anonymous and logged-in users.
Features
- Polls can be open for anonymous users to vote
- Voting can take place in the object or in a voting portlet
- The voting portlet shows automatically the latest open poll or a specific
open poll
- Users can see partial results of the poll
- Results can be shown using a bar chart, a pie chart, or just by number of
votes
- Polls can have relations with other content in the site
Workflow description
The workflow associated with polls has the following states: Private, Pending
review, Open and Closed.
- Polls are created in Private state; only Owner, Manager, Editor or Site
Administrator roles can modify them
- When a poll is Private it can be sent to Pending review or directly to Open,
if the user has the proper role (Reviewer, Manager, Site Administrator)
- When a poll is Pending review it can be edited by Manager, Editor, Reviewer
or Site Administrator roles
- A poll in Pending review can be sent to Open, with "Review portal content"
permission, or to Private, with "Request review" permission
- When the poll is Open, people can only vote; nobody can modify the poll in
any way
- An Open poll can be sent to Private or Closed state by Reviewer, Manager or
Site Administrator roles
- When an Open poll is sent to Private, all votes are removed to avoid data
manipulation.
- When a poll is Closed nobody can modify it, nor can anyone vote on it; there
is no way to reopen a closed poll
