Mask parts of your content for certain users based on their role or UID. The module adds the content_mask shortcode for defining parts that should be masked, e.g.
Premium redirect is a simple module for extending premium content module
(http://drupal.org/project/premium_content) the purpose of this module is
to provide a redirection to a configurable page (node) when a user without
sufficient access level is trying to access a premium content.
Currently the module is only capable to do a global redirection for all
premium content level.
URL token is an API module to make token-based access control simple.
There are two main features:
You should only install this module if another module requires it. This module doesn't provide any functionality by itself, it provides features for other developers to use in their modules.
custom module
This module adds Services support to the community module called content_lock that will prevent two users from editing the same node concurrently. This module exposes the main operations of content_lock through Services as a resource, so that content locking can be done over a web service API such as REST for mobile applications or third party integrations.
Views node edit helps you manage content in table views. Using jQuery, VNE adds a column on Views tables with an [edit] link next to each row that links to the edit form for that node.
Currently Views Node Edit does not support views that use AJAX, so edit links will not display on views that have AJAX enabled. In the future, AJAX support will be added.
This modules allow the administrator to define content limits for users.
The limits defined deal with :
- users roles,
- contents types,
- domains.
Allows you to specify for each user which node types it may create.
Useful if you run a site with a lot of node types and don't want to create a specific role for each node type in order to control access.
Provides ability to view reversed referrals/references for content of entity reference & references - node_reference modules, etc.
Generally, this project enables content authors to see from any current content (entity) its dependent entities content.
Project overcome a major content control difficulty for content authors.
Extends the Workbench Access module to provide permissions to View content. The module is in testing.
Currently, it only supports taxonomy-based workflows.
