Content Access Control

This is an example module for basic node access control without implementing any cache-blocking hooks.

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Block Search engine from indexing site and also unauthorized access while in development or in any condition you want to keep sites secure from others.

If you don't want to put your site in maintanance mode but want to prevent early access to your website during its development, then this module is very helpful for you.

The read only node module is allow you to set a node as read only by adding a new "Publishing option".
The module commes with 4 new permission :

• set node as read only
• set node stiky
• set node status
• set node promote

When a node is set as Read only, only the role with the permission 'set node as read only' can edit it.

Securimage CAPTCHA provides a way for users of forms to verify they are human by entering a series of characters read from an image or audio sample. Compared to other CAPTCHA methods, Securimage:

Drupal module to restrict access based on token presence. You can even set up a token that expires after a certain time or expires after a selected number of hits.

Use this module when you want to easily share restricted content with one click.

This module provides:

Synopsis

This module helps to create country specific Node's i.e. Node will be hidden for the selected countries, the module also has an option to invert its default behavior i.e. you can set the modules functionality to show nodes for selected countries only. It detects and gets User's country from Ip2Country information and based on this it shows/hides nodes.

This project allows to define group permissions (of GCC groups) for group hierarchies.

Supported hierarchies:
1. Core taxonomy hierarchies
2. Hierarchies created by Node hierarchy module

Have you ever had a need to "Unpublish" a Taxonomy Term? This module aims to solve that problem by adding an additional property to taxonomy terms. This allows the value on each term to be stored directly with the other term data instead of in a separate table or field.

Instructions

'Content Access OG (Organic group)' allows administrator to set organic group based content permissions.

Eg. Consider 'Article' content type which is not a 'Standard group post'. By default Article access is restricted based on user role permission.
but using this module you can set Article access to the selected groups.

1. Set group based permissions to Article content type. (Eg. 'Create Article' permission to Group1)

2. Set role based permission in Drupal's permission page. (Eg. 'Create Article' permission to Authenticated user)