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Contributed modules for Drupal 7

Workbench Access

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Workbench Access creates editorial access controls based on hierarchies. It is an extensible system that supports structures created by other Drupal modules.

When creating and editing content, users will be asked to place the content in an editorial section. Other users within that section or its parents will be able to edit the content.

A user may be granted editorial rights to a section specific to their account or by their assigned role on the site. Content may only be placed in sections that the user has rights to.

Workbench Access requires that users have the ability to create, edit, or delete content as appropriate. Workbench Access does not grant editorial privileges; it merely restricts the content that a user may act on.

This guide for Drupal 7 will walk through the purpose of the module and how to install and configure it properly.

Workbench Access Use Case

Explains the fundamental purpose of the module.

Workbench Access Terminology

A brief gloassary of terms used by the documentation

Workbench Access Example Configuration

A sample configuration of editorial roles

Workbench Access Installation

Standard installation instructions

Workbench Access Permissions

Explains module permissions

Workbench Access Configuration

Configuration process for the module

Workbench Access Sections

Managing sections for editorial assignment

Workbench Access Assigning Users and Roles

Explains how to add user and role privileges to editorial sections

Using Workbench Access

Managing content with Workbench Access

Troubleshooting Workbench Access

How to diagnose and report errors

Developer Notes for Workbench Access

Information for module developers

Guide maintainers

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