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INSTALL.txt in Taxonomy Access Control 7

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  1. 5.2 INSTALL.txt
  2. 5 INSTALL.txt
  3. 6 INSTALL.txt
TO INSTALL, simply install and enable the module, in these steps.

PLEASE CHECK that you use the right version of Taxonomy Access for your 
  version of DRUPAL.

IMPORTANT: This is a complicated module. When you first learn to use this 
  module, ALWAYS TRY IT FIRST ON A TEST SITE.

NOTE: If you want to USE TWO OR MORE "ACCESS" MODULES AT THE SAME TIME, TEST 
  THEM CAREFULLY. (e.g: OG, node_privacy_by_role, taxonomy access, etc.)

TO UPDATE from previous versions of taxonomy_access: PLEASE READ UPDATE.TXT!
  WHEN UPDATING, ALWAYS disable the module first before uploading the new 
  module, on the page:
  "Administration >> Modules"
  (http://www.example.com/admin/modules).

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INSTALLATION
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1. COPY the taxonomy_access directory to your Drupal 
   installation's module directory.
   (By default: sites/all/modules/taxonomy_access/ in your Drupal directory.)

2. ENABLE THE MODULE on page: 
   "Administration >> Modules"
   (http://www.example.com/admin/modules).

3. REBUILD YOUR NODE ACCESS PERMISSIONS on page:
   "Administration >> Reports >> Status report >> Node Access Permissions"
   (http://www.example.com/admin/reports/status/rebuild).

4. GRANT ADMINISTRATORS CONTROL of Taxonomy Access on page:
   "Administration >> People >> Permissions"
   (http://www.example.com/admin/people/permissions).

   To administer Taxonomy Access, administrators must have "access 
   administration pages" checked (under "system module") and "administer 
   permissions" checked (under "user module"). 

5. CONFIGURE ACCESS GRANTS to the various categories at: 
   "Administration >> Configuration >> Taxonomy access control"
   (http://www.example.com/admin/config/people/taxonomy_access).

   Be sure to configure the authenticated role, as users with custom roles 
   also have the authenticated user role.

NOTE: DATABASE TABLES are automatically added to database. Module creates two 
   database tables: 'taxonomy_access_term' and 'taxonomy_access_default'.

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  1. TO INSTALL, simply install and enable the module, in these steps.
  2. PLEASE CHECK that you use the right version of Taxonomy Access for your
  3. version of DRUPAL.
  4. IMPORTANT: This is a complicated module. When you first learn to use this
  5. module, ALWAYS TRY IT FIRST ON A TEST SITE.
  6. NOTE: If you want to USE TWO OR MORE "ACCESS" MODULES AT THE SAME TIME, TEST
  7. THEM CAREFULLY. (e.g: OG, node_privacy_by_role, taxonomy access, etc.)
  8. TO UPDATE from previous versions of taxonomy_access: PLEASE READ UPDATE.TXT!
  9. WHEN UPDATING, ALWAYS disable the module first before uploading the new
  10. module, on the page:
  11. "Administration >> Modules"
  12. (http://www.example.com/admin/modules).
  13. -----------------------
  14. INSTALLATION
  15. -----------------------
  16. 1. COPY the taxonomy_access directory to your Drupal
  17. installation's module directory.
  18. (By default: sites/all/modules/taxonomy_access/ in your Drupal directory.)
  19. 2. ENABLE THE MODULE on page:
  20. "Administration >> Modules"
  21. (http://www.example.com/admin/modules).
  22. 3. REBUILD YOUR NODE ACCESS PERMISSIONS on page:
  23. "Administration >> Reports >> Status report >> Node Access Permissions"
  24. (http://www.example.com/admin/reports/status/rebuild).
  25. 4. GRANT ADMINISTRATORS CONTROL of Taxonomy Access on page:
  26. "Administration >> People >> Permissions"
  27. (http://www.example.com/admin/people/permissions).
  28. To administer Taxonomy Access, administrators must have "access
  29. administration pages" checked (under "system module") and "administer
  30. permissions" checked (under "user module").
  31. 5. CONFIGURE ACCESS GRANTS to the various categories at:
  32. "Administration >> Configuration >> Taxonomy access control"
  33. (http://www.example.com/admin/config/people/taxonomy_access).
  34. Be sure to configure the authenticated role, as users with custom roles
  35. also have the authenticated user role.
  36. NOTE: DATABASE TABLES are automatically added to database. Module creates two
  37. database tables: 'taxonomy_access_term' and 'taxonomy_access_default'.