Liran Tal • 11/19/2012

Implementing user-specific, role-based access control per node type, per group. (Part 2)

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This technical article details the implementation of user-specific, role-based access control in Drupal. It explains the node_access database table structure, the concepts of grant IDs and realms, and the critical module hooks (hook_node_access_records and hook_node_grants) that define and check permissions for viewing, updating, or deleting content nodes.

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