[development] req: role-specific content in pages

[Doug Green]

And the vocabperms module does the same thing for taxonomies.

 

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From: development-bounces at drupal.org [mailto:development-bounces at drupal.org]
On Behalf Of Ken Rickard
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 7:05 PM
To: development at drupal.org
Subject: Re: [development] req: role-specific content in pages

 

The CCK-Field-Permissions module lets you set this at the field-creation
level, no embed code needed.

It also lets you specify View/Edit/Delete permissions for each field of a
node.

http://drupal.org/project/cck_field_perms

- Ken Rickard
agentrickard

On 7/17/07, David McNab <rebirth at orcon.net.nz > wrote:

Hi Drupal devs,

In case there's anyone with a bit of spare time coming up, and open to 
ideas, I've had a thought for what could be (for some) a very useful
module.

The idea is to have parts of a node marked-up to be visible only to
certain roles.

This could be achieved with certain SGML-like markups in the node body. 

For a silly example:

  <h3>Sale! All boots 35% off!</h3>

  <restrict role="retailer">
    <p>We've picked up a big consignment of factory seconds from China.
    Faults are very minor, but we can't exactly charge full price for
    them. Otherwise, they're nice lines, and you should turn them over
    no problem. When you order stocks, please quote discount code
    #CNS4414</p>
  </restrict>

  <restrict role="admin">
    <p>FFS Ian! Get off your butt and fix up those order screens!</p>
  </restrict>

  <restrict role="manager"> 
    <p>Sleep easy, Caitlin, we'll get 'em off your hands. You could
       even come out a bit ahead.</p>
  </restrict>

  Grab them while they last from your nearest retail outlet, or 
  <a href="order">order them online here</a>.

Thoughts?

Cheers
David

PS - My PHP is way rusty (switched to Python 5 years ago), and I'm just
starting to learn the Drupal API. Otherwise I'd have a go at it myself. 




 

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