ABT (Access By Term) Provides very flexible, hierarchical node access control (content access control), for D7. Supports following flags: Create Update Delete Grants are based on the relationship between the user->term<-node. Taxonomy terms act as common denominators and allow many-to-many relationships...
Have you ever encountered a scenario when you have content for which you are setting view permissions and you find you would love to require your users to have two of your existing roles to view it? By default Drupal will allow users with either of those two roles to view the content, and your only recourse...
This modules builds on the Node authorize link project. It provides view, edit and delete links for nodes. Users with an access link can view, edit, or delete a node without login. Access links is a small project that might go into the Node authorize link module later. Dependencies Node authorize link Installation Enable...
This module allow accessing private nodes with a direct link. Download Example You have selected a node to be private (by using module Private) but want selected users to access this node. With Private Access you have a direct link (based on the UUID of the node) to the node that lets you share it with...
Description: This module displays a message when you save a node, which is not published. The message contains the URL to the node with a special hash value. This URL can be used to allow access to the node to unauthorized accounts. Note that everyone that obtains the correct URL will be able to access...
The ACL module, short for Access Control Lists, is an API for other modules to create lists of users and give them access to nodes. It has no UI of its own and will not do anything by itself; install this module only if some other module tells you to. We're aware of the following modules using ACL (let...
Module checks that anonymous user exists, otherwise creates it. Inspired by blog post Missing Anonymous User by Greg Harvey and my own experience. Background By default in users table there is anonymous user, which could be identified by id equal to "0". In some cases id of this user could be lost, that...
Audience provides an abstract definition of user groups and types in a given context. These definitions are called "Audience presets" and can be used by other modules to control different types of audience related actions or permissions. By using CTools these audience presets are exportables and can...
This module allows granular control of block visibility on a per-domain basis. Use this module to set different visibility rules for each domain on your site, as setup by the domain access module. You can use this module in conjunction with the Domain Blocks module to restrict blocks from certain domains. After...
A CAPTCHA is a challenge-response test most often placed within web forms to determine whether the user is human. The purpose of CAPTCHA is to block form submissions by spambots, which are automated scripts that post spam content everywhere they can. The CAPTCHA module provides this feature to virtually...
Overview Comment Access allows your users to control the comments on their posts. It adds permissions to administer, approve, and delete comments on nodes they create without granting full comment administration access. Permissions are granted by node type, so it's a great way to allow your users to...
Conditional Roles is a node access module that allows you to grant permissions to users based on any arbitrary property of a node. The module works by optionally adding conditions to user role assignments, and includes an API to allow other modules to define their own conditions. For example, say you...
Summary Content Approval is a module that enable the approval of a content (node) by an administrator prior its publication (like the existing feature for comments). Usage Once the Content Approval feature is enabled for a content type it is possible to set/unset the 'skip content publication approval'...
This module allows you to "archive" content types by preventing new content from being created, but still allowing full access to existing nodes. Project Information Maintenance status: Actively maintained Development status: Under active development Module categories:...
Contextual Administration is an administration tool based on CTools Page Manager module. It allows for the deployment of custom administrative pages through a typical database driven mechanism or can take advantage of the typical page_manager exports through custom modules + exports or features module. Visit...
Allows users to kill other users (and as a result hide all content written by those users). Features Allows you to easily "kill" users either via your "Dead to me" page, or via a link on the user's content. Users can be brought back from the dead and "resurrected" to become visible to you again. That's...
Add-on for the Node Gallery module that creates and maintains default gallery for every user. The main goal of the module is to make image sorting easy, optional task, and to streamline the uploading process. General usecase User can upload multiple images without thinking hard about galleries. He can...
The Deny Access module (Drupal 7 only!) allows overriding access granted by other node access modules and/or core. It uses the node access system but not the {node_access} table, and so if you don't have any other node access module installed, then it does not carry the typical overhead. At this point...
Please read the upgrade instructions for users of 7.x.2 before updating the code to a 7.x.3 release. The Domain Access project is a suite of modules that provide tools for running a group of affiliated sites from one Drupal installation and a single shared database. The module allows you to share users,...
Domain Admin adds more granular permissions to the Domain Access module and several of its sub-modules. Currently the module allows the site admin to delegate the following tasks: Access the domain overview page - delegated user will only be able to see the domains assigned to him/her (not there in...
The domain content types module is add on for Domain Access which allows you restrict access to content type creation forms based on active domain. e.g. I want users to be able to create pages on domain x and y, but not on domain z Project Information Development status: Under active...
The Domain Field Access module is an add on module for Domain Access allowing you to restrict access to Fields based on the domain. For example, you can have a field on domains A and B but not C. Project Information Maintenance status: Minimally maintained Development status:...
This module adds additional domain based settings to control a number of field settings, including field display and editing access, required flag, label and help overrides. The main functionality is to provide an interface to the Drupal 7 hook hook_field_access() so that you can hide unwanted fields...
Allows overriding page nodes on a domain-specific basis. Features Provides an "Override" tab on node pages that removes the current domain from the node's domain access, clones the node, and publishes the clone to only the current domain. Copies translations of the node being overridden (if any), too,...
The Domain Path module allows the creation of separate path aliases per domain for nodes created using the Domain Access module. The module is ready for testing, but requires Domain Access 7.x-2.7 (or higher) to work correctly. For background, see this issue. Drupal 6 The Drupal 6 version requires URL...
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