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Thread: User created content-some public, some private- how do I accomplish?

Started 3 years, 2 months ago by davea
Here is my scenario: - the user creates meetings - some details of the meeting are private: budget, guestlist, etc - some are public: location, details of meeting How can I accomplish this?
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duggoff@drupal.org replied 3 years, 2 months ago
You'd have to make different nodes for the private and public info, and use some kind of security system, such as Taxonomy Access Lite. Assuming you want to use the Events module, you'd create the event, give it the public security, and then in the body of the event, embed a link to the node containing the private info, which you've already created and assigned private security to. That's the...

drubeedoo replied 3 years, 2 months ago
I haven't used it yet, but the Restricted Text module may be of help.

davea replied 3 years, 2 months ago
( I have different Content Types but the access modules I have looked at are all based on roles. Meaning that if you and I are in the same role, we can see each others content. ;\( Thanks for your ideas though. , Username: * Password: * Create new account Request new password Contributor links Queues...

EHA replied 2 months ago
I'm in the same situation. Right now I'm using "nodeprivacy by role". Although for our use case, access is restricted by default then we simply assign a user to a "temporary role" with access rights to the node. Content Access with ACL can perform per-user and per-node access of nodes. It worked well on my test but its too bloated for my present environment. You may want to take a look at ...

 

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davea
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User created content-some...
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Here is my scenario: - the user creates meetings - some details of the meeting are private: budget, guestlist, etc - some are public: location, details of meeting How can I accomplish this?
duggoff@drupal.org
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User created content-some...
Published (2006-10-12 17:34:00)
You'd have to make different nodes for the private and public info, and use some kind of security system, such as Taxonomy Access Lite. Assuming you want to use the Events module, you'd create the event, give it the public security, and then in the body of the event, embed a link to the node containing the private info, which you've already created and assigned private security to. That's the only way that I can see....
drubeedoo
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User created content-some...
Published (2006-10-12 18:24:00)
I haven't used it yet, but the Restricted Text module may be of help.
EHA
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User created content-some...
Published (2009-10-22 03:02:00)
I'm in the same situation. Right now I'm using "nodeprivacy by role". Although for our use case, access is restricted by default then we simply assign a user to a "temporary role" with access rights to the node. Content Access with ACL can perform per-user and per-node access of nodes. It worked well on my test but its too bloated for my present environment. You may want to take a look at that.

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