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- /**
- * @file
- * README file for Domain Strict.
- */
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- Domain Strict
- Forces users to be assigned to a domain in order to view content on that domain.
-
- CONTENTS
- --------
-
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Installation
- 3. Configuration
- 4. Anonymous and Authenticated Users
-
- ----
- 1. Introduction
-
- The Domain Strict module is a small extension with two purposes:
-
- First, it changes the default Domain Access behavior. This module
- makes the grants given to a user specific to the domains that the user
- is registered to see. Normally, all users are granted the same permission
- to view content. In the case of Domain Strict, individual users can
- only see content on domains that they belong to, or content that is
- assigned to 'all affiliates'.
-
- Second, it shows module developers how to alter the behavior of
- the Domain Access module by using the API. In this case, we only
- use the function hook_domaingrants() to change the default module
- behavior.
-
- For developers looking to extend the Domain Access module, this
- small module is a guide.
-
- See http://drupal.org/node/199846 for the history of this module.
-
- ----
- 2. Installation
-
- The Domain Strict module comes with the Domain Access download.
-
- To install, you simply enable the module at Admin > Modules.
-
- No database tables are installed and the module itself has no
- configuration options.
-
- ----
- 3. Configuration
-
- Since this module changes the way the Domain Access module behaves,
- you may want to alter some of the default Domain Access settings.
-
- Specifically, read up on the 'Special page requests' section of the main
- README.
-
- If you want this module to restrict all content viewing, you should:
-
- 1) Set the 'Search settings' to the default value:
- 'Search content for the current domain only'
-
- 2) Clear out any rules in the 'Special page requests' settings.
-
- Both these options allow users to see all nodes on specific pages on
- any active domain.
-
- ----
- 4. Anonymous and Authenticated Users
-
- Under Domain Strict, only authenticated users (those who have registered)
- are given any domain-specific privileges.
-
- Anonymous users will only be able to view content that is assigned to "all
- affiliates."
-
- As a result, enabling this module may cause content to disappear from your
- site for users who are not logged in. This is by design.