Content Access Control

Secure confirmations interacts with Webform module confirmation message pages to do the following:

• replace the sid in the URL with a token
• limit access to confirmation message pages based on uid or permissions

This prevents users from viewing other users' submission confirmation pages by changing the sid in the URL. This is handy in situations where your confirmation message includes tokens that display sensitive information.

See http://drupal.org/node/810160

login_to_view_fields module

A simple module that adds a message "Login or register to view ABC" to each node where ABC is a field that is not visible to unauthenticated users.

Download, extract to sites/all/modules, enable on admin/build/modules page.

Have you ever used a slideshow nodetype that you need to be published but don't want the node be accessible by itself using then node/XXX path? This module is for you!

With this module you can disable direct access to node pages (node/XXX) based on nodetypes and permissions.

Enable the module and don't forget to configure your permissions.

Gives content access permissions on a book child page if users have access to the root of the book, typically provided by another node access module. Checks view, update, and delete grant operations, and can pass those on to the referencing content, or trigger a different grant configuration according to settings(not yet).

This module is a spin-off from Node access node reference and it's functionality is very new - use with caution!

Extends Revisioning permissions with OG membership.

I'm only starting a module to provide the option to configure privacy settings for fields that have relation with an user.

Small helper module to allow multiple mobile subdomains (and automatic mobile redirection) when using Domain Access and Mobile Tools. Eg example.com/m.example.com, example.fr/m.example.fr

Code from http://www.varvashenia.ru/cms/drupal/write_modules/drupal_file_captcha/

Node view permissions module enables permissions "View own content" and "View any content" for each content type on permissions page as it was on Drupal 6.
It's as simple as that.

It's implemented in a non-conflict way, so you can use it with any other permissions related module.

Created by ADCI solutions team

Path403 seeks to provide an easily configured mechanism for providing custom access denied messages based on the path that users attempt to access. It can also optionally show a login prompt to anonymous users.