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comment_delete

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Advanced comment deletion rules with threaded replies handler. Adds the hard delete, partial hard delete, and soft delete handlers. Hard delete is the default Drupal core behavior, both the comment and its replies are permanently deleted. Partial hard delete permanently deletes the original comment and moves its replies up one thread level. Soft delete either unpublishes or unsets field values on the original comment and keeps its replies. Use the time limit option to prevent users deleting comments after a configurable amount of time.

Permissions

A number of user role permissions are available both statically and dynamically. Each comment type and field has its own permission sets. In addition to static permission sets that apply across all comment types and fields. See the "Comment Delete" section on the user role permissions administration page.

Usage

  1. Download and install the module. Recommended install method is composer:
    composer require drupal/comment_delete
  2. Go to the "Manage fields" tab of the entity type containing the comment field.
  3. Edit the desired comment field.
  4. Review available configurations under the comment delete section and save changes.
  5. Set comment delete user role permissions.

Upgrading from 1.x to 2.x

An automatic upgrade path is not available between these versions. Recommended to completely uninstall the module before attempting to upgrade to 2.x.

Activity

Total releases
1
First release
Dec 2024
Latest release
1 year ago
Release cadence
—
Stability
100% stable

Releases

Version Type Release date
2.0.10 Stable Dec 10, 2024