Hello again

We have set up a scheme where certain users can create/edit blogs and we set up moderation. Unfortunately although moderator approval is required to publish the blog, the user can then change the blog without the moderator approval.

Can this be changed so that any update to the blog requires moderator approval for the new version of the page to displayed?

Thanks
Jerry

Thanks K that's pretty cool. We'll try it.

We area small non-profit (helping separated parents to keep proper relationships going with their kids when their ex-partner tries to prevent that).

We use CB and CB Subs. We have many volunteer branches who do not have the means to build and manage sites, and besides we want to manage overall memberships centrally. Our aim in this case now is to offer branch offices their own simple sub sites (using individual blogs) which branch managers can edit but that we are able (or so we thought) to control through moderation. That is what we implemented only to discover that only publishing and not editing can be moderated... Any further thoughts on our use case and potential solutions?

Many thanks.
Jerry

Thanks K.
Jerry

This works, except "Access: Everybody" needs to be "Access: Non-Moderators". Otherwise when the moderator goes to publish the blog it's seen as another edit and the article is unpublished again.

The other thing we want to do is notify moderators of the edit so they can come in and approve the blog. How would we go about doing this?