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Overview
Node Access Relation allows content access permissions to be set for users on content referenced via a relation.
You need Node Access Relation if...
- You use or plan on using the Relation module and want to grant users access to view/edit/delete content based on their relations.
- You find Drupal roles too broad but per-node access controls too much to manage
Dependencies
Usage
- Enable the relation and node_access_relation modules.
- Create a new Relation Type.
- Check 'Directional Relation' to set access controls.
- Set the Source Bundle as a user and the Target Bundle as a node type.
- Set the node access permissions for the target node bundle as desired and save the relation type.
- Source users or users with access to the source node type should now have access to target node bundles based on the node access permissions.
- Additional linked relations where the target node bundle used above is the source can now be created with permissions inherited through node_access_relation.
For detailed instructions on using Relation see:
https://drupal.org/node/1274796
Known Issues
- Grants are currently set per Relation Type and are not customizable per individual relation entity. See #1594996: Allow editing of permission grants on individual relations
Similar Projects
For a list of node access modules see http://drupal.org/node/270000
Credits
Creation of this module was sponsored by Proton Radio
Project information
8 sites report using this module- Created by andyhawks on , updated
This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.
