By heliks on

Hi,

I've got a new question for you, Drupal community professionals.
I'm cusotmizing the menu items that writers on my website can see. I want them to be able to create several types of nodes and edit them, and… that's it !

However, the Role managing page don't give the ability to unactivate items such as "Logs", or "Post settings" in the "Content management" section.

Is there any way to manage these options so that they don't appear in the menu for a specific role ?

Thanks a lot for your answers !

Baptiste.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

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ghrasko commented

Hi,

I have the very same problem with 6.1. I created a new content type and a new role for it and added all new content type permissions for that role (create, delete, edit own, edit any). This is OK, but the person should explicitly call the page to be able to edit. He can not browsee the contents. So I added "access administration pages" in system module. The person can browsee all nodes (of any type), but can access only his type for editing. So that is OK. But as an addition I got the "Post Settings" in the "Administer/Content management" menu, and I did not want that. There are not too many things that can be modified there, but still it is not a good idea.

How to allow someone just to be able to create, edit, delet, modify AND BROWSEE a single type of content, without giving him any other access?

Gabor