Enabling Moderation of Your Content

To select what content is to be moderated:

Download your publication's content-type resource. You can do this either using the escenic-admin web application, or using a command line tool such as wget. For a publication called mysite, for example, you could do this as follows:
```
$ wget http://host:port/escenic-admin/publication-resources/mysite/escenic/content-type
```
Open the content-type resource in an editor of your choice.

Add a com.escenic.community.dashboard.moderate parameter and a dashboard-moderator-fields field group reference to each content type you wish to be moderated. For example:

<content-type name="my-content-type-that-we-want-to-moderate">
  [..]
  <parameter name="com.escenic.community.dashboard.moderate" value="true"/>
  [..]
  <panel ..>
    [..]
    <ref-field-group name="dashboard-moderator-fields"/>
  </panel>
</content-type>

Add the com.escenic.community.dashboard.showField parameter to each field definition you wish to be shown in Dashboard. For example:
```
<field mime-type="text/plain" type="basic" name="my-field-name">
  [..]
  <parameter name="com.escenic.community.dashboard.showField" value="true"/>
  [..]
</field>
```
Note that, title fields are always visible and editable in Dashboard.

Define the dashboard-moderator-fields group as follows:

<field-group name="dashboard-moderator-fields">
  <field name="moderation-state" type="enumeration">
    <ui:label>Moderator Status</ui:label>
    <enumeration value="approved"/>
    <enumeration value="not-reviewed"/>
    <enumeration value="pending"/>
    <enumeration value="rejected"/>
    <enumeration value="reviewed"/>
  </field>
</field-group>

POST the updated content-type resource back to its correct location. You can either do this using escenic-admin, or as follows using wget:

$ wget --post-file=content-type \
      -S \
      -O - \
      http://host:port/escenic-admin/publication-resources/mysite/escenic/content-type