By olbr on

Hi

I want to create a page that non-logged in viewers can view, but if you are logged in, you will not see it. I also want the other way around, a page where logged in can see but non-logged in cant see.

This must be a simple task to define what viewers should see what pagees, but I cant find it.

Any thoughts?

Best regards
Ola

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andy inman’s picture

andy inman commented

At the same url? If so, I think you'll need to use some php. This module http://drupal.org/project/restricted_text - would do it, but not for Drupal 6.

olbr’s picture

olbr commented

Same url is not needed. I have the pages linked from left collumn, so if I just could turn of the linking for different kinds of users, that would solve the issue.

Altivo’s picture

Altivo commented

If the links in your left hand column are a menu block, why not just make two menu blocks, one that appears only for guests and the other for logged in users? Assign both blocks to that column, but only one of them should display, depending on whether the user is logged in or not.

-- Gary Phillips, Librarian, Harvard Diggins Library, http://www.harvard-diggins.org/

olbr’s picture

olbr commented

Thanks, that was a clever solution

Best regards
Ola