Is it possible to control access to book nodes in such a way that each user could have their own book, viewable by others, but editable only by them?
Actually, my ideal situation would be to have the ability to specify a small set of users who could edit each book, while it remained viewable by all. Or some other heirarchy of nodes, similar to what books provide.
Organic Groups are not an option. They're being used for something else on the site, and the settings required by one use conflict with those needed by the other.
I brought this up at OSCMS and have a back-of-the-envelope design somewhere for a "book access" module (similar to "forum access") that would probably do what you want. Other priorities have taken over, so I never built this. Our specific need was simple enough that I could use Taxonomy Access Control. You might be able to string something together with TAC, but I can't promise it'll be pretty. :)
Scott
On 6/3/07, Chris Johnson cxjohnson@gmail.com wrote:
Is it possible to control access to book nodes in such a way that each user could have their own book, viewable by others, but editable only by them?
Actually, my ideal situation would be to have the ability to specify a small set of users who could edit each book, while it remained viewable by all. Or some other heirarchy of nodes, similar to what books provide.
Organic Groups are not an option. They're being used for something else on the site, and the settings required by one use conflict with those needed by the other. -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
On 6/5/07, Scott Trudeau strudeau@umich.edu wrote:
I brought this up at OSCMS and have a back-of-the-envelope design somewhere for a "book access" module (similar to "forum access") that would probably do what you want. Other priorities have taken over, so I never built this. Our specific need was simple enough that I could use Taxonomy Access Control. You might be able to string something together with TAC, but I can't promise it'll be pretty. :)
Scott
Thanks much for the reply, Scott. I'll give TAC a try and see if I can mold it fit my needs. ;-)
..chris
On 6/6/07, Chris Johnson cxjohnson@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks much for the reply, Scott. I'll give TAC a try and see if I can mold it fit my needs. ;-)
subdomain? - "mybooks.example.com", multi-site configured Drupal will treat it as a whole new site, so OG will too
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