Posted by gigi42 on August 11, 2006 at 1:37pm
Hello,
I have to build a web site for my company and I'm looking for a CMS. Drupal seems very good, but I have a question about it.
My company has external collaborators and we would like to use our web site to exchange some informations (general information, technical reports). But we don't want members of one project to have an access of the documents of an other project. Can I set an access (read content / post article) for a group of users on a special section ?
Best.
Comments
It would be worth looking at organic groups
Organic groups sound like it is what you are looking for.
What about the taxonomy access control ?
Thank you. It looks fine. Why not the Taxonomy Access Control module ?
Organic groups is the best way, imo.
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One special group must have the access of the whole content
Is it possible whithout switching from group to group ?