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Dec 07 2006

Access Granted component for Joomla front and backend

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Written by eyez

Access Granted is a Joomla! component for custom user levels and groups

Using Access Granted (AG), you can define the access level a user needs to access in the Joomla Frontend and Backend for:

a menu item (using the Joomla standard menu system)
a component, a module, a mambot
content icons (Print | PDF | Email)
frontend editing
a section, a category, a content item

This article is a follow-up of the previous one: ACL hacks for Joomla! (opens new browser window), and this component looks like a very nice and still affordable way to solve this problem.

Considering the possibilities offered by this component, the easy management of access rights and setup of custom groups it allows, and the super-easy install, the current price for a single site: $97.85 (including 3 % tax) seems VERY reasonable!

AG contains a very powerfull user management system, with handy filters to make user selections based on diverse criteria. The user management also contains simple but missed tools, like resending emails with passwords to users.

Screenshots of the backend interface

Main Control Panel screen
Access Granted Control Panel

Database management links: very pro-looking options!
Access Granted Database screen

User management
Access Granted Users screen

Menu access control
Access Granted Menus rights

Content items access rights
Access Granted content items access rights management

Component management
Access Granted manages component access

Module management
Access Granted module access rights screen

Plugins (mambots) management
Access Granted plugin (mambot) access management

The great thing for such a powerfull component is that you can test all the functionality live on the demo setup!
Use demo / demo to login; the component is the very first one in the component menu..

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