By clkeenan on

Hi everyone,

So I'm wondering if there is a solution available to force users to login to view a certain level of nodes. For example, with my website http://www.course-notes.org provides high school students with notes, outlines, practice quizzes, etc. I'd like the users to be able to view everything up to the outlines. As an example, a user would go through the page hierarchy like this

-Home page (viewable)
--US History (viewable)
---Outlines (viewable)
----American Pageant 13th Edition (viewable)
-----Chapter 1 (Only teaser viewable/user needs to login to view entire outline)

Does that make sense? Is that possible to do in Drupal 5.x or is there a module that allows for this functionality?

Thanks for all your help in advance,
-Chris

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clkeenan’s picture

clkeenan commented

Anyone got any suggestions?

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pobster commented

Try disallowing access content for anonymous users then make the front page the user log in page. Obviously using something like the content access (even taxonomy access?) for the hierarchical restrictions?

Pobster

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grobemo commented

Try the Content Access module.