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Drupal : adding status field to node

What's the best way to create in Node additional status field that is a list of fixed string values, and is visible to users, but modifiable by admins only? I am limited to Drupal 5, but interested in Drupal 6 solutions too.

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You can use the CCK Field Permissions module to lock users out of editing specific CCK fields - you'd just need to create a CCK text field with a select box widget, then allow users to view but not edit it. In Drupal 6, this comes with CCK itself.

ceejayoz  2009-08-28 20:37:09

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