By heliod on

I am about to lauch my Drupal site, and one of the issues involved regards a partnership with a local company to which I want to give "a section" of the site to their own content management.

That section would work as a club, so that site users that during their registration will opt-in to that club will see the link to the club in the menu.

While I think I know how to do the opt-in thing, I am finding it difficult to find a module (or any other way) that allows me to give management access to a whole section of the web site, making it like a secondary main page with its own content -- or even a blog.

Can anyone recommend a good way to implement that?

TIA,

Helio

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

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marcusthijm’s picture

marcusthijm commented

Maybe you can figure some things out with CCK (Content Construction Kit), with which you can create custom content types. You can give out permissions for certain content types.*

Another route you can follow is the Organic Groups-route. You can create groups with this module and handle permissions on a per group-basis.

* Actually it's not necessary to use CCK if your needs are minor. You can create content types with Drupal core.

heliod’s picture

heliod commented

Will take a look on taxonomy and how to implement new content types.

Many thanks.

Helio