By jesusmalaga on

I have a drupal site. Due to nature of its content, it is needed to be accesible to adults only, with a previous advice for visitors about it.

It is not necessary for it to be extensively secured (it is not pornographic, violent or somewhat similar content), but for legal reasons I need users to receiving some sort of splash screen with a "legal advice" text, with an "I agree to conditions" button as unique link in the front.

The obvious answer is, of course, creating a simple HTML document as site index, and placing the drupal community in a subdirectory, but I do not like such solution as site would be suffering on google and so, and would like to be on the other side be able to give direct access to links for registered users.

Some answer for this?

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Comments

bestknight’s picture

bestknight commented

Did you try http://drupal.org/project/legal ?

jesusmalaga’s picture

jesusmalaga commented

No, it is not useful... unless it is rather badly described. I do not want the conditions to be shown to users who want to register, but to anonymous visitors before seing frontpage content.

I have found a module called "front page" that I think will be the answer

webengr’s picture

webengr commented

this is a hack, but you could...

setup "frontpage" (splash) with your warning, then tell the guest password on that page warning if they type it in to see site,
they agree to legal....

Then try something like the module "Secure Site"
Then under "Site Configuration" -> "Secure Site"
Force authentication:
On every page except the listed pages. Use this setting to restrict access of your entire site

good luck...

nocte’s picture

nocte commented

Hello,

I'm interested in this too. I'd like to have an enter page in html without the drupal templates.