I want to create a role in Drupal. I want create role assign to specific user. Specific user can create only user and not anything.
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do you have some advance? If one of the answers help you remember check it as accepted, if you don't know how, you can read this drupal.stackexchange.com/tour – Adrian Cid Almaguer Apr 13 '16 at 15:52
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Hi @maheshsingh , I just quickly checked the various questions you asked. I (and Adrian?) realise you're fairly new here, and I (we) know that it can be hard for a new user to learn some of the basics rules of this site. You have quite a few questions with negative votes, are you interested in some suggestions (via extra comments) to improve those questions (and learn from mistakes)? Also, is there really not 1 of both answers here you want to mark "accepted"? You'll gain +2 points for it! Also, don't forget to provide feedback on my answer to your other question. Just trying to help, OK? – Pierre.Vriens Apr 14 '16 at 16:08
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do you solve your problem? – Adrian Cid Almaguer Apr 21 '16 at 1:47
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function contentalter_form_alter(&$form, &$form_state, $form_id) { //Check with your form_id if ($form_id == 'model-node-form') { unset($form['author']);//remove authoring unset($form['menu']);//remove menu options unset($form['options']);//remove publishing options unset($form['comment_settings']);//remove comment settings unset($form['path']);//remove url path settings (if path module is enabled) unset($form['log']);//log box unset($form['body_filter']['filter']);//remove input format } } – maheshsingh Apr 21 '16 at 6:47
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Go to admin/people/permissions/roles and create your role. Then go to admin/people/permissions and uncheck all the permission for the new user and check the Administer users permission in the User section:
To uncheck all the permission I can sugest you the use of the Permission Select module.
Permission Select is a module that allows for quicker editing of role permissions on /admin/user/permissions.
And as Pierre Vriens says in his comment:
"do not grant ANY permissions to authenticated users". Because any user with permission to create users is also an authenticated user.
answered Apr 9 '16 at 16:25
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1Shouldn't this be combined with "do not grant ANY permissions to authenticated users"? Because any user with permission to create users is also an authenticated user. Get my point? – Pierre.Vriens Apr 10 '16 at 6:40
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1@pierre.vriens Yes this is a good idea, I will do this from my laptop because I now in the phone. – Adrian Cid Almaguer Apr 10 '16 at 14:03
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1Wanna help "teaching" a new user a bit (like I did with my comment below the question here)? – Pierre.Vriens Apr 14 '16 at 16:09
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You can create roles in drupal 7 on admin/people/permissions/roles. Then assign the permissions that you want to that role.
There is a permission called "Administer users" but be careful because it can have security implications. Make sure that it only does what the user is supposed to do: test it!
Otherwise you could create your own permission with hook_permission and decide exactly what permission you want to grant.
