I have a site with a number of stories in 6 different topics: Topic. The 6 topics are created as terms in a vocabulary aptly named 'Topic' (Hierarchy: single). The topics A-F have terms no. 3-10. You can see the categories table here.
I also have a vocabulary with the name 'Access', which contains two terms: Public and Private (Hierarchy: disabled). Term no. 1 and 2.
The general idea is this: each story is allocated to a topic and also whether it should be Public (for everyone to read) or Private (for members only). I've set the permissions in the taxonomy_access and this seems to work just fine.
However, I now want to include a block with 6 links - one to each topic. Obviously, if an autheticated users clicks on the link to topic A - he/she should se all the stories in that topic. If an anonumous guest clicks the link, he/she should only see the Public stories in that topic.
I've tried with link ?q=taxonomy/term/3 to display Topic A (term no. 3), but for the anonymous users they're told: Access denied
I've tried with link ?q=taxonomy/term/3,1 to display Topic A (term no. 3) AND Access=Public (re. the rules about taxonomy URLS, the comma-delimiter should work as a boolean AND), but for the anonymous user, this displays all stories in with Access=Public
I suspect, Its the basic structure of my taxonomy and category permissions which are wrong for the job. You can see the category permissions for anonymous users here and for the authenticated user here. In access control, Anonymous and Authenticated users have permission to: access content and search content