[support] User content delimitation.

[Joel Willers]

I don't have much experience with D7, but in D6 I would have used Taxonomy Access Control.  Maybe there is a D7 equivalent.  Hope this might put you on the right track.

Joel 

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From: support-bounces at drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces at drupal.org] On Behalf Of Jorge Biquez
Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2011 1:18 PM
To: support at drupal.org
Subject: [support] User content delimitation.

Hello all.

I hope all of you are fine.

I still working with Drupal 7 and most the 
functionality it has by installing it , plain 
installation. Since I have not explored all the 
world of modules yet and I do not have previous 
experience with Drupal 6 or before I like to 
learn all it can do as it and then, my next step read about all modules.

I can say that for newbies, Drupal 7 can be hard 
to understand about how to join all the pieces 
together and more when you do not have idea of 
what others modules to use. Anyway, when I finish 
I am planning to write a small tutorial on things 
I have found, specially for those without 
experience in any prior version of Drupal like me.

My questions.

I have read that Drupal 6 and previous versions 
were used in place like local newspapers, companies news, intranets.

As it came, without modules I have not being able 
to separate content under Drupal 7.

Let me explain.

Let's say a local newspaper of a small town or a small school.

What modules do I need to have content controlled 
only by the owner. Maybe that the teacher of 5° 
grade publish content and THAT ONLY kids from 5° 
grade can made comments and even read it.  ON 
other side, that maybe a teacher can publish 
content for 5° , 7 and 3 grade but not the others.
In the example of the school, that parents CAN 
NOT READ the content of kids an vice versa. 
ANother example would be that people of one 
comapny's department can post and read all 
information about his/her department but can not read or comment about others.

I guess that's the simple idea.

That's my challenge to learn now. I can install 
Drupal 6 but the challenge is to try to solve all with Drupal 7.

Any comments or advice on how to do this are VERY welcomed.

Thanks in advance for all your tme.

Jorge Biquez

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