I'm new to with drupal and am trying to set up a organizational (heirarchical) chart permissions scheme. The structure I'm trying to implement is:
.....................A1.............................
..................... |..............................
......_______________________...........
.....| ...........|.........|..............|........
....B1...........B2.......B2............B3.......
.....|............|.........|..............|........
______.....____ ... ____........ ____......
|...|...|....|.....|....|....|........|.....|.....
C1.C2.C3..C4..C5..C5..C6......C7....C8...
Where: A1 can access all content
B1 can access content from B1, C1, C2, and C3
C1 can only access content from C1
B2 can access content from C4 and C5
and so on...
Any recommendation on how best to set this up?
Thanks
Comments
Looks like something that
Looks like something that could be done with Taxonomy Access Control
http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_access
I've used it to do something similar. The module itself was simple to set up, the trick is in thinking through really carefully what roles you need, what taxonomy terms you need and how it all links together.
It worked across the forum, blog, wikipages and story modules for me. What I did find though was that most php snippets such as you might use with the frontpage module don't honour these access controls.
Gonz
Your solution?
mill0234, if you are still around these neck of the woods, would you care to share how you achieved what you were looking for.
I have 5 hierarchical levels of users and each higher level is to have the responsibility of reviewing pre-published content of the lesser OR having a peer or higher role review their work. No subgroups like your diagram.
I was directed to Revisioning, and to re-assess Permissions; and as a result of this thread have looked at Taxonomy Access, but I am not putting together all the pieces to achieve what is necessary and would appreciate the feedback of someone who has actually figured it out.
Thanks