You can do field level access with the submodule of cck: content_permissions (or the variant field_permissions). This will block access for certain fields for the specified roles.
If its a file field you need to add a line to your .htaccess to be sure that the file itself is not accessible http://drupal.org/node/540754
http://drupal.org/node/540754Hans www.koba.be
2011/2/15 Luke drupal@lists.tacticus.com
On Tue, 15 Feb 2011, Michelle Ziegmann wrote:
[relates to D6]
If for a particular node, you want to say that anon users can or can't access all of the files attached to that node, then Taxonomy Access Control should handle this (http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_access).
Should it? I have looked at that and tac_lite, but they seem concerned with managing access to nodes (in fact I have used tac_lite for this previously), not specific CCK fields (filefields in this case).
The user should see the node, but if he wants the attached file, he needs to log in or register.
In other words: I need exactly what taxonomy_access would do, but at the individual field level, not the node level.
Am I missing a capability of taxonomy_access? My only knowledge of it comes from its d.o description.
Thanks
Luke
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