Got it - thanks for the tip. I think the theme route is easiest so I'll give that a go. Tim On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 9:31 PM, Alex Tang <altitude@funkware.com> wrote:

This may be sub-optimal, but you could probably do it pretty simply in a theme.

For example, in the garland theme, change the section of the node.tpl.php file from :

<div class="content"> <?php print $content ?> </div>

to

<div class="content"> <?php global $user ?> <?php if (!$teaser && ($user->uid == 0)): ?> You must be a paid member to view this node content. <?php else: ?> <?php print $content ?> <?php endif ?> </div>

The advantage of this route is that you wouldn't need a module to control it. The obvious drawback is that you don't have a module to control it.

...alex...

Shai Gluskin wrote: Tim, this is just off the top of my head, and is in reference to Drupal 5. As with most things in Drupal, there are probably 8 ways to do this.

Check out: http://drupal.org/project/cck_field_perms

The problem there is that the teaser in Drupal is not a cck generated field ad that module only controls cck generated fields. It's not difficult to ditch using the native Drupal body/teaser fields and create cck replacements for them. But it also means your implementation of this is no 15 minute job. I also don't know how much legacy data you have.

There might be a simpler solution that I'm not thinking of.

Shai

On 3/19/08, Tim Vaughan <tim@timvaughan.co.uk> wrote:

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Hi list,

I want to be able to allow anonymous users to see node teasers but not full nodes. Logged-in users should have access to the full nodes. Is there currently a module for 5.x or 6.x that will let me do this?

Thanks!

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