Quản lý hiện thị Drupal Nodes bằng content Access.module

Sometimes in Drupal there are many solutions to a problem.

One such problem is controlling who can see which content on your site.

Although Drupal comes with 5 permissions for content, none of them deal with access. Here are the 5 default permissions:

• Install Content Access from https://drupal.org/project/content_access
• Enable the module.
• Go Structure > Content Types
• Click Manage fields next to the content type you want to edit.
• You'll notice a new tab called Access Control at the top of the page. Click that tab.

Content Access can also be more flexible if needed. You can apply permissions to individual nodes.

• Make sure you are on the Manage fields > Access Control page that we saw above.
• Click the "Enable per content node access control settings" box.
• Visit a content item that's in this content type.
• You'll see an Access Control tab where you can control the permissions for just this node.

You can make Content Access act in much more sophisticated ways by using the Rules module. Content Access is fully integrated with Rules, so you can automatically set permissions for different types of content.

• Install Rules.
• Enable both the Rules and Rules UI modules.
• Enable the Content Access Rules Integrations module.

In the example we're going to show you, we have a user role called "Writers" . These people will add content to our site, but we don't want their content to be visible by everyone. We only want it to be visible to people in another user role called "Editors". Here's how we can set this up:

• Go to Configuration, then Rules.
• Click "Add new rule".