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.....You'll need to use another module or write some code to handle the content access. I think folks have generally used Drupal Roles, which get updated based on membership status to do this.
CiviMember with the provided UpdateMemberships.php cron job can handle the 1 month and 12 month memberships with membership status changing to "Expired" if not renewed. Check the online documentation for details:You'll need to use another module or write some code to handle the content access. I think folks have generally used Drupal Roles, which get updated based on membership status to do this. You could write a simple module using CiviCRM Hooks to do the role updates (or someone may have already done this).http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC/CiviCRM+hook+specification
is this available for drupal 5?If not what type of funding do you need ie how much money?A good place to start would be to contact the original author Gordon Heydon.Cheers,Kieran
A good place to start would be to contact the original author Gordon Heydon.Cheers,Kieran
Okay, thanks for the lead. I'll try to follow up with him.