By Anonymous (not verified) on

I'm a beginning with Drupal and have found it to quite exciting. I've been successful in developing a few pages and continue to experiment and learn more.

One thing I haven't been able to resolve - probably because I just haven't read enough - Is it possible to set up a page that is protected by a password so it can't be viewed until someone logs in? Where do I go for instructions on this one?

Thanks for your help :)

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

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newms’s picture

newms commented

There are diffenernt options for you. You could use the Simple Access module that blocks access to non-authorised users to pages you decide. There's Taxonomy Access Control, which blocks access to pages of a particular tag or category or you could use Organic Groups if you want to create pages and posts that can only be accessed by a particular set of people.

newms

markhope’s picture

markhope commented

Simple Access module works well. You can specify on a per node basis which roles you want to enable access for. This can be any number of created roles not just logged in (Authenticated)

Mark

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Thanks everyone. I installed the simple_access module and it works wonderfully.

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spiffyd commented

Can you exclude the content you want "protected" from search?