This module allows site administrators to track content expiration dates, send automated notifications, and manage content review workflows. It helps keep content fresh and up-to-date by providing tools to manage the content lifecycle.
Introduction
Content Expiry Tracker helps site administrators manage content lifecycle by tracking expiry dates, automating notifications, and providing streamlined review workflows. Keep your content fresh and up-to-date by automatically tracking when content needs review.
This module adds expiry date tracking to nodes, processes expired content via cron, and provides a centralized administrative interface for content review management.
Use Cases
- Blog Management - Ensure blog posts are reviewed annually to keep information current
- News Articles - Flag news content for review or archival after a set period
- Documentation - Keep help documentation fresh with regular review cycles
- Legal/Compliance - Track content that requires periodic legal review
- Product Information - Review product pages quarterly to ensure accuracy
- Event Content - Identify event-based content that may need updating or removal
Installation
- Install the module as usual (
composer requireor manual installation) - Enable the module:
drush en content_expiry_trackeror via the UI - Run database updates:
drush updb - Clear cache:
drush cr - Configure permissions at
/admin/people/permissions - Configure global settings at
/admin/config/content/expiry-notifier - Enable tracking on content types at
/admin/structure/types
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