Posted by rtvWebServicesL... on May 23, 2012 at 4:52pm
All:
I am attempting to use the "Front page" view to filter for public/private content. I created a taxonomy called "Visibility", with two terms: "public" and "private". I've added this to the "Article" content type. I want articles labeled "private" only to show up for authenticated users.
I enabled the "Front page" view, and adjusted the following settings:
- Under "Filter Criteria," added "Content: Visibility (<> Private)" and set it to "This page (override)".
- Page settings > Access > Role > anonymous user
Then I added a second "Page" to the view, with the following settings:
- Page settings > Access > Role > [all other roles besides anonymous user]
- Page settings > This page (override)
- Removed the visibility criteria
When I view the home page as both an authenticated and anonymous user, I can see articles labeled "private". How do I make this work?
Thanks in advance!
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Found the problem, please disregard
I found I'd neglected to change
Administration > Configuration > Site information > Front Page
from "node" to "frontpage" to make it work.
(I feel rather silly.)
Doesn't work for me.
So I followed this procedure, and it almost works, except....
Upon adding a 2nd Display of type 'page', and changing it's 'Page Settings' to 'This Page (override)', and the access role, somehow changes the access role settings of ALL my Displays. Is this a bug?
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Each time you edit a setting
Each time you edit a setting make sure you have switched it to "override". You have to change it once for each group of settings on the same display.
Check that and see if it fixes it.
Success, but still buggy
Yes jeremyr, I was able to get it by really playing with it.
But I'm positive that the Views UI version I have has a little bug in it.
Thanks for the help none the less.