Content Access Control

This module provides access controls for menu hierarchies using Workbench Access and based on menu link fields.

This module allows you to attach a select list field populated with your site roles to an entity. Once attached, a user must have the required role in order to view that entity.

Simple per entity access flag limited to the view operation.

Configuration

1. Create a private field for the entity type / bundle you want to limit access.
2. Set the permissions for the roles that can view the private entities.
3. Make some entities private

The first version will be limited to the Node entity type.

Use case

Suitable when you want

Enables group functionality for the forum module.

This is work in progress.

This module enables permissions "View own content" and "View any content" for each content type per language on permissions page.

The permissions lists will be very long, if you have many languages and content types.

It is the extended version of Node View Permissions

Workbench Reviewer is a module to allow for content editors to assign individual pieces of content to other users for review. It extends from the Workbench and Workbench Moderation modules. Using additional modules like Workbench Moderation or Workbench Email allows for custom workflows to be implemented.

A new "Workflow" section is added to the right-hand set of tools when editing nodes. This module provides an entity reference field where a user may be tagged as a reviewer.

What it does:

The entity_translation module allows administrators to allow or deny language fallback, described as follows:

"When language fallback is allowed, an alternative translation will be displayed if the requested language is not available."

This module further allows administrators to exclude individual nodes from this behaviour. If language fallback is not enabled this module has no effect.

This module helps to add website social and contact detail using Drupal blocks.

Sentry is a module which "protects" parts of the site by requiring the user to confirm they satisfy a certain set of conditions. If they do, they are granted access. If they do not, they are redirected.

This module will be implemented as a block and can therefore be used to protect different parts of the site.

This is a simple module to make developer's life easier, it adds the "access argument" parameter to each permission row in admin permissions page ( admin/people/permissions ).

So, developer can copy and use it in custom modules hooks and functions e.g. hook_menu() and user_access().

Example to use in hook_menu():