I'm having a problem with my new site configuration. When I log in everything works fine, and all nodes are visible on the main page. However, anonymous users only see the "Welcome to your new Drupal-powered website" message. When I go to admin->users->configure->permissions, anonymous users have the following rights:
access comments
post comments
access content
search content
They should be able to see the nodes. Does anybody have any suggestions?
I have made a simple intranet using node_privacy_by_role.... and I have a vocabulary for the client and anotherone for the content type.
Now... the nodeprivacybyrole works fine, but If I play around with the url and I type (for example) taxonomy/term/1 I need to display a 403 page so the term (that it's a client name) will not be displayed.
So, how can I made it work? I read something about drupal giving view access to everyone, but I cannot find in this the right query to remove view access to everyone.
I configured it on the Menus configuration, but the Menu simply doesn't open... On the block, I see "About Lisbon", I click on it, but then, I can't see the submenus...
Here is the configuration:
Main Menu
* edit
* delete
Menu item Operations
About Lisbon edit disable delete
- Brief History edit disable delete
- The City at a Glance edit disable delete
I wan't use the front_page module to have a flash intor on my site... I would also like the user to be able to login from that flash animation... I know how to link flash to php etc. but I don't know how to use the drupl interface to do this... is the a function that allows this to be done. like
authenticate_user($name,$password)
{
// do drupal login stuff
}