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Presumably access permission can be granted at the global level on the permissions page,
then restricted using AccessControl at the content-type level, and further restricted at the node level.
However can access be expanded as well as restricted at the lower levels?
For instance, if I deny access at the global level, can I override that to grant it for a specific content-type?
Or if I deny access for a specific content-type, can I override that to grant it for a specific node?
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Comment #1
gisleYes, you can do this with rules integration.
There is an example in the help file about rules integration where access is denied in general, but a certain type of user ("editor") is granted access to specific nodes.
This help file in the latest snapshot 7.x-1.x-dev.
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