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By rituraj.gupta on
Hi,
I am using Drupal 5.7. I am creating a education based website. I am using category module to create category and container. and this category showing on create content/page.
Example : 1) I created category "Course".then
2) i added some containers,sub-containers "Computer" -> "Short Term" -> "C++" -> "What is C++" and then I uploaded a course detail page in "What is C++" with the help of "Create Content/Page".
As i have described that container is showing in "Create Content/Page" .
Q1 - So How is possible that a anonymous user can see details till "what is C++" but he can't see the course content detail in "what is C++" which have uploaded by "Create Content/Page" and then login form will be show on screen.
Q2 - I have designed user registration form with the help of CCK module. like First Name, Last Name in "Personal Information". In My Account,when we hit on edit tab then a form show on screen with some detail and some tab appear like "Personal Information" and etc. so i want to create a tab "Subject" which will be show in "My Account" in each user account and only admin can see this tab and that "Course" category will also be placed in this tab. and then i can allow user to read that particular container or page for a particular time and after time expire, user will be logged off permanently automatically and information will be send to admin account,either he active that account or not. and user can't see any pages except this. how its possible? if its not possible then what is the solution?
Q3 - A Particular node or particular container (not all) should be expire within a given time(which is set by admin) ?
Sorry for my humble english.
Thanks
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In Drupal when you have to
In Drupal when you have to implement peculiar features like what you describe you usually have to use additional modules.
Modules are plugins which add lot of different kinds of features to your drupal website.
Regarding your questions I would suggest using the following modules:
Q1 - The idea here is to create a hierarchy of nodes, the top ones accessible to the anonymous user, while the last one unaccessible. You should be able to obtain such a behavior with modules like http://drupal.org/project/nodeaccess
Q2 - You can enable the profile module which is already available on the core drupal install. See http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/profile
Q3 - http://drupal.org/project/node_expire
Hope this helps.
I am already using Profile Module
Hello,
Thank u for your quick reply.
I am satisfy with your Q1's Answer. sorry i have forgot to tell you that in Q2, I am already using profile module to create registration form. My question is how to show the category list menu in account section in "subject" tab and this tab will be display in each user account and only admin can see the list menu and then he can select the "course" from category list menu and authorized to user to read that category all details. This Category will not show while new user registering self.
example is:
create a container - Course
create a category - Computer, Math
create sub-category - in Computer->Short Term, Long Term
like this hierarchy
Course
-Computer
--Short Term
---C++
----Introduction
-----Introduction to use
--Long Term
-Math
and we upload a page using some details in "Introduction to use" with the help of Create Content/Page
if Admin select "C++" and submit from a user account then that user can read only "C++" details with all sub-categories details.
I hope you got my point.
Thank you so much
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Warm Regards,
Ritu Raj
Ok. I understand.
Ok. I understand.
Unfortunately I don't think that you could something like this using out of the box modules.. It's a pretty specific behavior and I don't think that there are modules for doing something like this already. Anyway I might not be aware of that so probably you should ask someone else for that.
Anyway the feature you need is possible to implement by creating a module ad hoc. Obviously this is a more complex task as it involves programming and knowing the internals of Drupal.