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Setting Up Access Control with Workbench Access

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  • 0:05
    with Addison Berry
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    So now we have editorial rules,
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    we have some users.
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    We have content, and we have a vocabulary
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    to help identify what section the content should be in.
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    Now it's time to actually implement our access control.
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    So in this lesson, we're going to work with Workbench Access.
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    And we're going to set up the configuration for that,
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    identify our sections, and assign which roles are going to be
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    able to do things, working with permissions and such.

Using Drupal Chapter 7: Managing Publishing Workflows

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Setting Up Access Control with Workbench Access

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11 minutes 39 seconds // Drupal 7 // HDCC //

As you’ve probably guessed by now, we’ll create an access control mechanism that grants users with the “national editor” role editorial access to content tagged with the term “national news.” Users that have the role “cultural editor” will eventually get editorial access to content that has the term “culture” attached. In this lesson we'll limit our users to the correct section by configuring Workbench Access, setting the correct permissions, and then assigning our content to sections. This will get everything in place to finish up our access control.

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