You may have any number of reasons why you may need to collect the official Kerberos of CAS ID of the person submitting a webform on your site. It's not immediately obvious how to do it, so let's take a moment to outline the steps.

Advanced Access is a combination of two modules—Workbench Access (a contributed module by the Drupal community) and a custom SiteFarm module—designed to give Site Managers a way to restrict editing access by role or by user account through either taxonomy or menu structure (excluding pages using Views).

Out of the box, the user roles you assign to people are tracked by Google Analytics as a default setting. It's understandable if you have concerns over how this might affect your site's web traffic numbers, so if reviewing your analytics on a regular basis is an important part of maintaining your web presence, we'll show you how to hide user roles from Google.

This module provides a simple means to control view access, by role, of your custom content types. It allows two permissions:

1. View any content
2. View own content

How you might use the Node View Permissions module

View data export is a module that allows you to export the data from a View into a CSV, XML and other data types. The module is disabled by default and can be enabled by a Site Builder, or you can request we enable it for you via the Service Request Form.