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This module implements additional permissions that alter the way some pages are rendered, or who can see those pages.

The permissions the module implements are:

  • edit administrator accounts, which allows users with Administer users permission to edit the account of administrator users (including the account of the first registered user).
     
  • delete own comments (and delete own <content type> comments), which allows user with the Post comments permission to delete their own comments. The permission is not required for users with the Administer comments permission.
     
  • delete any comments (and delete any <content type> comments), which allows user with the Post comments permission to delete comments. The permission is not required for users with the Administer comments permission.
     
  • edit own <content type> comments, which allows user with the Post comments permission to edit their own comments. The permission is not required for users with the Administer comments permission.
     
  • edit any comments (and edit any <content type> comments), which allows user with the Post comments permission to edit comments. The permission is not required for users with the Administer comments permission.
     
  • view unpublished content (and view unpublished <content type> content), which allow users to view the unpublished content, independently from the author of the node.
     
  • filter node search to <content type> content, which filters the options available in the node search advanced fieldset.
     
  • view own tracker pages, which allow users to view their own tracker pages.
     
  • view any tracker pages, which allows users to view any tracker pages.
     
  • view user access information, which allows users to see details about access that normally Drupal doesn't show.
     
  • view login autocomplete, which allows users to use the user autocomplete in the login form, the login block, and in the form to request a new password.
     
  • change own user language, which allow users to change the language set for the email messages they receive, or for the language used for the user interface.

Version notes

  • Updating from a different release of the development snapshot is not supported. To install a newer development snapshot, you always need to uninstall the previous version before copying the new one.

    Development snapshots are intended only for testing. Don't use them in a production site, or for other purposes. If used in a production site, or other purposes, there will be no support for any resulting problems.
     

  • Version 7.x-2.0-alpha4 and forward will not require the Variable API module anymore.

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