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Content type MyType has no Drupal role permissions granted on it at all. It's set up to be used as OG group content. The default (site-wide) OG permission "Create MyType content" is set for non-members and members.
The result is that anonymous users as well as authenticated non-members are able to create MyType nodes if they prepopulate the group audience to a valid group.
I think that this is all theoretically correct behavior. Checking different settings of the OG edit permissions seems to confirm that OG permissions override Drupal role-based permissions.
So my question is, how do I exclude anonymous while still allowing logged-in users? To OG, they're all just non-members.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Content type MyType has no Drupal role permissions granted on it at all. It's set up to be used as OG group content. The default (site-wide) OG permission "Create MyType content" is set for non-members and members.
The result is that anonymous users as well as authenticated non-members are able to create MyType nodes if they prepopulate the group audience to a valid group.
I think that this is all theoretically correct behavior. Checking different settings of the OG edit permissions seems to confirm that OG permissions override Drupal role-based permissions.
So my question is, how do I exclude anonymous while still allowing logged-in users? To OG, they're all just non-members.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: