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Drupal's API doesn't contain any ready-made function to check if a user has a certain role. While it's certainly easy enough to do, it can take a moment to figure out initially. Here's a little function that demonstrates how to do it.

Here's a quick example of writing an Action (5.x-2.x, which is a backport of 6.x's API style) for

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Origo is an open, modular and extensible software development, management and distribution platform.

both the 5.x and 6.x versions are now available for download on github. sorry, i just can't do CVS anymore. to download:

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Look at the top keyword searches that bring people to my site, according to Google Analytics:

The top priority in the Drupal documentation roadmap that was published earlier this summer was to reorganize the information architecture (IA) of the handbooks to make them easier to use

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