groups

I have an 'Event' content type that uses node reference to link 'Person' who attended that event.

When I edit the event, the nodereference field shows all 'Person' content types (a large list and growing). So I created a View to filter the options of who could attend which events. I want to break down this long list of people into Groups.

I tried to achieve this in two ways...

Tenho me interessado bastante por Drupal nos últimos dias e tenho procurado ser participativo na comunidade, porém tenho percebido que a comunidade não parece ser muito atuante.

Procurei por um grupo de email tanto no Yahoo ou no Google e percebi que praticamente não existem brasileiros.

O único fórum que encontrei que aparentemente é um pouco mais participativo (embora eu ainda ache pouco) é este em que escrevo. Gostaria de saber se realmente a comunidade é pouco participativa ou talvez eu esteja procurando nos lugares errados.

Obrigado.

This idea is for a sub-module for Organic Groups. This module would allow creation of a group hierarchy that is tree-structured and that is easily modifiable for adding new groups into the hierarchy either as leaf nodes or into the body of the tree, as well as easy restructuring of the tree hierarchy. The hierarchy would allow the propagation of group events, such as changes to the tree structure involving the group, content changes to the group or descendant groups, etc.

I recently got the admin role in the Sweden group, but I cannot find any information about what an admin is supposed to do. Is there any page describing this? I noticed some changes such as the permission to edit any post, using panels etc, but it would be great to have a complete list of the permissions and responsibilities of an admin.

Perhaps the about page could include a section describing the different roles at g.d.o such as Webmaster, Group Manager, Admin, Authenticated User and Anonymous User.

/Adam

I would like to be able to sort the Groups Directory by number of subscribers, so that I can easily view a list of the most active/popular groups. Can anyone to make this happen?

Thanks,
jrtayloriv

Hey Guys,

Name: Doug Vann
Group - Role: groups.drupal.org/indiana - Manager
Meeting Frequency: meets twice a month
Age of physical meetups: 15 Months
Twitter: twitter.com/dougvann

We get anywhere from 9 to 17 ppl at our meetings. Every few months or so we have a "Drupal HackFest" See my BlogPost http://dougvann.com/blogs/dougvann/09-01-31/drupal-hackfest-definition
We have a wide variety of people in our group, a module maintainer, themers, graphical designers, network engineers, PHP programmers, and people using only core + contrib modules to deliver very nice sites.

I'm on chapter 12 of Bill's book, and am not seeing things in the screenshots:

I see no Groups category when I'm logged in as admin. I have enabled the OG and OG Vocab modules. I have created the Class content type and made a test blog post, which I posted to that group. The post shows up, but when I go to the home page, I can't see a link to Groups.

Also, when I created the class, I got a message that said: The View og_ghp_ron was not found. Check your variables table or settings.php.

Again, I'm sure it's something simple, but I've gone over the instructions several times.

Hi,

I am trying to figure out how to add a "more" link to the block "Group members" provided by OG.

The "more" link should link to /og/users/groupid/faces as you did for Drupal Dojo.

Thanks in advance,

Greg