- Issue created by @sdsc
- 🇬🇧United Kingdom aaron.ferris
Had a quick look, for the co-author user make sure they have a role with permission to 'edit own content' for the bundle in question.
- Status changed to Postponed: needs info
7 months ago 7:54am 8 April 2024 - 🇧🇪Belgium dieterholvoet Brussels
I have a content type "visit", which view access by the author only.
How did you do this? Because the node module doesn't offer per-type 'view own' permissions, only a
view own unpublished content
permission. Are you using a contrib module that adds these per-type permissions? yes, there is a content access module to let you define content type permission by role. I just need the permission by node and by person. D7 has a module nodeaccess. I think it is being ported over to D10, but seems not quite mature yet.
Now I understand the co-author module is intended to have multiple people to edit one document, not for sharing node view access. But if it is not hard for you to implement this feature in -- only controls view access, that would be great!!
Thank you! this ticket can be closed.
- Status changed to Active
7 months ago 7:47am 9 April 2024 - 🇧🇪Belgium dieterholvoet Brussels
What module are you using exactly to grant your users view access per type? And what permissions? I need to know this if we want to add support for it. I could also add a
view co-authored unpublished content
permission to the module, but I'm not sure if that would be enough to help you here. there is a content access module to let you define content type permission by role.
https://www.drupal.org/project/content_access →
this module is by role level, not by user level. https://www.drupal.org/project/nodeaccess → is by user level, but the latest version is alpha dated back to Feb 2023. If you provide a feature like nodeaccess, that would be GREAT!!!!- Status changed to Closed: won't fix
7 months ago 3:16pm 11 April 2024 - 🇧🇪Belgium dieterholvoet Brussels
This module doesn't work with node grants, which is what you need to have user-level access control instead of role-level access control. That means it won't work with modules like Nodeaccess. It could theoretically, but it would make the module a lot more complex and I wouldn't be able to maintain the feature since I never really use node grants myself.