Hi Mitchel, I'm looking for a way to allow the general public to see a page with regular prices, and the logged in user to see better prices but not still see the regular prices.  I can't just use the authenticated role because there are multiple roles for the site. For example a visitor may be a general public, a distributor, international distributor, favored distributor, family friend. Each role should only see their respective page. Your deny text/html module is great for the text/html, but what do I do to remove other types of content for a security role? Like a whole page? Thanks Mitch, If anyone knows how to do this, it'd be you.

Thanks for the quick reply Mitchel,

Yeah, I've been putting those multiple module instances on pages and it worked fine on a site that required registration approval before seeing the pages with prices. With this situation, you know who they are by role names and can show them the chosen content.

Now a new site I'm doing can show regular prices to unregistered users and again to returning users who are now registered. But some other registered users get better pricing (distributors and such). When they are logged in, I'd like the regular prices to disappear and only the distributor prices to be visible. That means I either have to manually assign all regular customers to a "customers" role every time a new one appears, or I have to have a way to deny the regular prices page to the distributors role. There is a lot of traffic - so the latter option is preferred. It comes down to having the ability to deny a page based on a role.  - - Unless there is a configuration trick that I havn't thought of yet.

Why yes! I believe that will work smartly. That is a fine solution Mitchel. Simple and elegant. I'll do it. Thank you!