Drupal: Creating Blogs, Forums, Portals and Community Websites
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Preface
Chapter 1: Introduction to Drupal
Chapter 2: Setting Up the Development Environment
Chapter 3: Basics I: Site Configuration
Chapter 4: Basics II: Adding Functionality
Chapter 5: Users, Roles, and Permissions
Chapter 6: Basic Content
Chapter 7: Advanced Content
Chapter 8: Drupal's Interface
Chapter 9: Advanced Features and Modifications
Chapter 10: Running Your Website
Appendix A: Deployment
Index

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Chapter 5: Users, Roles, and Permissions
It's time to look at an entirely different aspect of running a Drupal website. Up until now we have focused on adding and organizing the site's basic functionality. We have not yet given any thought to how this functionality is to be accessed, or by whom. As the site grows, you will most likely feel the need to delegate certain responsibilities to various people. Alternatively, you might organize a team of people to work on specific aspects of the site. Whatever your needs, at some stage you will have to make decisions about who can do what, and the good people at Drupal have made sure that it is possible to do precisely this.
  • Chapter 5: Users, Roles, and Permissions
    • Planning an Access Policy
    • Roles
    • Permissions
      • Setting Permissions with Taxonomy Access Control
    • Users
      • Administering Users
      • Configuring Users
    • Access Rules
    • Summary

 

Paperback 267 pages
Released: May 2006
ISBN: 1904811809
Version: 4.7

 


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