By Dubber Dan on

This is bound to be a really simple one, but how do I create a page/node that displays one set of text for anonymous users and a different set for those logged in?

I'm basically wanting a members only area, and on the first page to that part of the site I want the node to give a message to say log in or sign up if not already for anonymous users, or to show the first page of the members content if the users is logged in.

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jhoff484 commented

If it were me, I'd start with the Content Access module ( http://drupal.org/project/content_access ) to set permissions to specific nodes and then use the Login Destination ( http://drupal.org/project/login_destination ) module to redirect authenticated users to the "members home page".

I'm not sure that you can ( or would want to ) combine member and non member content on a single node. Using the modules listed above, you can segregate your pages properly.

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Dubber Dan commented

That sounds like just the ticket, will give them a whirl