On 7/27/07, Ron Parker <sysop@scbbs.com> wrote:
The Drupal site has been up and down periodically today as I try to work
through this issue.

I've got the case_tracker module installed.  I created a case node, then
went out to see what grants were written into the node_access table for
the node.  I only saw entries with realm = 'term_access', but don't
recognize the gid numbers (they don't seem to logically relate to
vocabulary term or group ids in my system).

So, I began searching Drupal and the internet trying to find out the
answer to this question:

What is the "gid" value in the node_access table referring to when the
realm = 'term_access'?

Can anyone explain or point me to a resource that will explain it?

Thanks!

-ron

gid = "grant id".

See an example here http://2bits.com/articles/writing-a-simple-node-access-module-resume-access.html

This is a difficult area to understand in Drupal for most of us, and you have a lot
of company in asking what these mean.
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