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Thank you dear.<br />
Sorry for the delay, was testing various options.<br />
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ocaccy
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Thank you dear.
Sorry for the delay, was testing various options.

ocaccy

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I have create the Role: Makes Goods, Receive Payments, etc; then I have create a menu exclusively for each of Roles.<br />
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How should we do in D7 for when the Role is logged, show the corresponding menu?<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance,<br />
<br />
ocaccy
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Hi,

I have create the Role: Makes Goods, Receive Payments, etc; then I have create a menu exclusively for each of Roles.

How should we do in D7 for when the Role is logged, show the corresponding menu?

Thanks in advance,

ocaccy

Drupal 7 - Exclusive Menu to Specific Role

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