Usage

The administrative interface (admin/config/people/flexiaccess) has the following tabs:

1. Main settings: Lets you enable/disable the content types you want Flexi access to manage (e.g. Article), configure per-type settings, and set default priority for new ACL entries
2. Anonymous user: Lets you inspect the name of the Anonymous user as it is represented in the {users} table in the database, and change it if it is required.
3. Bulk operations: Bulk operations on ACLs.

Administrators viewing a node of an Flexi access enabled content type will see a tab called 'Flexi Access'. If you click this for a node that has no ACL (Access Control List) associated, you'll see a button to create an ACL. Until you create an ACL, access will not be managed by Flexi access. When you create an ACL, access will be managed by Flexi access and only the users named in the node's ACL will be able to see the node.

When Flexi access manages a node, there will be three subfields (view, update, delete) inside the Flexi access tab. You can use these subfields to manage individual users' view, update, and delete permissions for the node.