Take a long look at the order of the access checks in the node_access
() function itself before you go much further.
Of course, in Drupal 7, revoking access is trivial with
hook_node_access().
On Jul 27, 2010, at 8:37 PM, Moshe Weitzman <[email protected]> wrote:
Once you grant 'edit any *** content type' perm, there is nothing OG
or any node access module can do to intervene. You have to revoke that
perm in order for anyone in those roles to be denied access.
On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 6:47 PM, Adam B. Ross <[email protected]>
wrote:
I'm working on a node access module to stomp all over OG's og_public
grant realm. As part of this process, I am conditionally creating a
grant that specifically grants no access. It appears this grant does
not even get written to the node_access table.
This would not be a problem, except (or so I surmise) without a "0"
in
the update column of that table, users that are not members of a
given
group can go directly to node/#/edit and make changes. (On account of
the <em>edit any **** content type</em> permission.
Is there some way I can simply revoke access to nodes?
Why am I attempting this madness? I am attempt to skate along the top
of the Spaces module.
