Alright, color me resolved. To sum up what I've done, just in case this helps
anyone down the line, is such.
In /farcry_core/tags/farcry/genericAdmin.cfm I seperated out the Approve and
Sent To Draft persmission by way of adding:
iObjectSendPermission =
oAuthorisation.checkPermission(permissionName="#stGrid.permissionType#SendToDraft",reference="PolicyGroup");
And changed the buttons to reflect this by :
<!--- Set status to pending --->
<cfif iObjectRequestApprovalPermission
eq 1>
<td>
<input type="submit"
name="status"
value="#application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale].requestApproval#"
width="100" style="width:100;" class="normalbttnstyle">
</td>
</cfif>
<!--- set status to approved/draft --->
<cfif iObjectApprovePermission eq 1>
<td>
<input type="submit"
name="status"
value="#application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale].approve#" width="100"
style="width:100;" class="normalbttnstyle">
</td>
</cfif>
<!--- set status to draft --->
<cfif iObjectSendPermission eq 1>
<td>
<input type="submit"
name="status"
value="#application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale].sendToDraft#"
width="100" style="width:100;" class="normalbttnstyle">
</td>
</cfif>
This way, if the contributer needs to send an item back to draft, they don't
also get approve permissions.
The final item add code in edit.cfm within my custom type to check for status.
If it was approved, it sent the user back to the list screen:
<cfif #stObj.status# EQ 'approved'>
<cflocation
url="#application.url.farcry#/navajo/GenericAdmin.cfm?typename=#stObj.typename#"
addtoken="no">
</cfif>
I'm happy, it works for me.
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