This module will allow you to have your Drupal site unhosted.
Unhosted is an open web standard for decentralizing user data. On the unhosted web, data is stored per-user, wherever the user decides.
Allows administrators to override the visibility of menu items. Normally, items which are inaccessible won't show up in the menu. Using this module, menu items can be set to always show up. Their contents will still be restricted.
D7 port of http://drupal.org/sandbox/mthomas/1119418
See http://drupal.org/node/300607#comment-4591802 for history.
This Drush command enables rebuilding the node access table across multiple Drush instances. It also rebuilds the table without wiping the old grants, helping to preserve the user experience during the rebuild.
At the moment there is an 'add story content', 'edit story content' and 'delete story content', but there is no 'view story content', only the 'access content' permission to grant the role the permission to see all the content types. This simple module just adds a view permission for each content type.
If a role can access to all the content types, enable the 'access content' permission.
This module will use the taxonomy vocabulary to mimic a traditional file directory structure.
Add javascript to the access control page to make the table headings scroll down the page with the mouse cursor.
This was a backport hack for Drupal 5 since Drupal 6 has such a nice AHAH version.
This modules builds on the Node authorize link project. It provides view, edit and delete links for nodes. Users with an access link can view, edit, or delete a node without login.
Access links is a small project that might go into the Node authorize link module later.
This module exposes configurable and extendable visibility settings for menu links. For example, if you want to create a 'My account' link that points to /user, both anonymous and registered users have access to the /user path, so both will see the link, even if anonymous users do not technically have an account. Using this module will allow you to only have your 'My account' link visible to registered users, and hide it from anonymous users.
The module uses the exact same UI used for block visibility settings for familiarity.
Have you ever what to control the access to a certain node or node group by Rules? This module allows you to control the access to a node (create/view/edit/delete) by Rules.
Therefore new events are added and a method to grand or deny the access to a node is added.
With this module you get the total freedom of controlling the access to a node by defining Rules. You could add complex date constrains or complex constrains depending on linked nodes or users.
Super simple module that does 3 things:
What a download is it’s up to you. The module provides a basic edwd-node.tpl.php you can override it in your theme or your module to customize it.
