By modstore on

I have a site that is for internal company use only, and I need to lock down the access so anonymous users can't access anything except the login page.

Currently it seems I need to set access per role for views etc to do this, but is there a complete solution that will block for anonymous without having to set views etc one by one?

Thanks in advance.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 7.x

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smitarai commented

You are in luck, got the same request from a client regarding this sometime back...

Heres how to do this

function modulename_page_build(&$page){
global $user;
//Check if uid==0
//arg(0)=='user'
//is front page
if($user->uid==0){
//User has access to the front page, or the user page
if(arg(0)!='user' && !drupal_is_front_page()){
//Post a message here with drupal_set_message() so that user knows why he has to login.
drupal_goto('user');
}
}
}

P.S->Wrote this on the fly, so there are bound to be syntax errors.