Content Access Control

Limit submission, useful with form has limited resource

The goal of this project is to provide a method for users to easily configure access settings to their own entities. The interface for configuring access will come from a shared access field attached to the entity.

Hi,
As per the requirement I am responsible for developing the core Integration between the Drupal with diffrent technologies.
I contributed in developing generic API for Integration.

Access Denied Backtrace will help you track down the specific place where Drupal is triggering the access denied for a certain role.

Use Case:
Have you ever gone crazy when certain roles cannot access nodes in Drupal? Then you have to start checking permissions on and off just to finish right where you were to begin with? Or even worse get some more permissions control modules so they can override Drupal permissions.

The module is inspired by this thread: http://drupal.org/node/610568

Hi this is a template Project

Purpose: The Webform Invitation module allows you to restrict submissions to a webform by generating codes (which may then be distributed e.g. by email to participants).

Usage: Install module using the standard procedure. When viewing a webform, there are two new pages under "Webform".

This module migrated to Content access view permission

Module extends Content access module.
It shows node view permissions at permissions administration page.
You can manage node view permissions per each content type at the
"/admin/people/permissions" page in "Content Access View" section.

This module is no longer active. The Masquerade module does what this module does, only better, so go and download that instead.

The difference with Masquerade and my module is that mine displays the "switch" link along side the "edit" link for users, where as Masquerade has the option to masquerade as a user in the operations dropdown. Masquerade also logs the user-switching as well as giving you a switch-back link, so it is truly superior.

Base module and submodules.

The name, SCAR, could stand for System Control &/by Access Rules, or as an acronym for System Access Control Rules, or... actually, after having spent over 4 days cooking my brains, searching for a good module name that would reflect what the module does, and seen that every good candidate name was already taken:

Module maintainer @podarok
this is a alternative of http://dgo.to/domain ported to D8
some code partially merged with http://drupal.org/sandbox/agentrickard/1906300