First thanks for this excellent module. Unfortunately I am struggling to get it to work correctly. I enabled the module then did the rebuild > created a new vocab called privacy > with terms currentmembers and executive > linking to story node. In Access control by taxonomy I selected the vocab privacy and on Scheme 1 I called the view "view" with view permissions and left all roles access to "none" except for a role called currentmember which has the tag currentmember selected. I then created a new story tagged with currentmember but unfortunatly anon user (and everyone else) can see it. The only thing that seems to change is that the currentmember tag on the page is hidden with anon user but shows for user 1. Am I missing something? you shoulldn't be able to see this page http://test.bica.net/currentmember/test-4-here but I think you will be able to
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Comment #1
Dave Cohen commentedLike all node_access modules, tac_lite only controls access if nothing else grants access. So try disabling tac_lite. Can you still see the node? If so, tac_lite is not controlling the permissions. More likely there's a drupal permission to view that content type.
Comment #2
artatac commentedThanks - I think I am beginning to understand. I have a series of standard story nodes, about 10% have a taxonomy tag say "members newsletter" I only want these to be viewable by current member role. Could you suggest the simplest way to achieve this? It seems a shame that Drupal has such little granularity either view all content or hide all content
Regards
Joe
Comment #3
Dave Cohen commentedProbably better to make a new content type called members newsletter, in addition to the story type.
Comment #4
damienmckennaThank you for your contribution to this module. Support for Drupal 6 ended a decade ago, so I'm closing out this issue.