Content Access Control

Workbench Moderation Multiple extends Workbench Moderation by adding the possibility to create several workflows, and let Drupal pick the right workflow for the right content, based on user-defined conditions.

Workbench Moderation Multiple also lets you set permissions directly on the workflow admin page, and lets you trigger actions when transitions are performed. It also lets you export workflow configurations to JSON, via the UI, or via the API.

Development sponsored by Capgemini and Acquia.

This module enables the insertion of CopySafe Web encrypted images into Drupal posts and pages with "shortcode". The resulting embedded image object is supported in popular web browsers across all Windows computers from XP to the latest versions, which comprise of 92% of net users.

Summary:

This module is to build menus based on connections between terms and nodes.

The idea comes from the common request of terms -- nodes menus in Drupal community, like menu:

Set a permission for each content type to see the preview botton.

Create Module info file " job_post.info " :

name = Job post
description = Create custom content type.
core = 7.x
package = Cutom content type(Gajendra Sharma)
files[] = job_post.install
files[] = job_post.module

And, Create Module file " job_post.module " :

Block user access based on their IP address.
Also provide Maxmind integration to block Proxy users.

Requirements

• IP 2 Locale
• Smart IP

Supporters

This module is supported by AG Prime

This is an experimental module that enforces a viewing order of the pages of a book created with the Book module. Page three cannot be viewed before you have viewed pages one and two etc. If a visitor attempts to skip ahead in the book page order they will be redirected via 302 response back to the next available page in their viewing history.

The Restricted Node Display module allows you to replace the "Full content" view mode for one or more content types with another view mode. This change is controlled by a Drupal permission allowing you to, for example, display "full content" to registered site users but only "teaser" content to anonymous users.

The Content Access Roles module gives node authors the ability to let users in selected roles to view nodes.

This module is great, if you want to show node teasers on the front page while restricting body access to authorized users.

This module adds a status-flag to blocks. Using this flag it is possible to specify whether a block should be published or not. Users with the appropriate permission may access unpublished blocks.