organic groups

Organic Group has added a [Group] tab menu item to all my nodes being viewed, including those which are not part of any group. I have various kind of content, and only one of them is a Group type.

Now every node on my site shows [View] [Group] at the top, where there used to be nothing, unless you were an editor.

How can I avoid this behaviour? Clicking on the [Group] shows a page with no information, since the content is not really connected to a group.

Thank you!

I just tried to create a sub-group using the Organic Groups module, and I received the same error that I received several months ago when I replied to an issue report on drupal.org. I found another related issue report referencing a possible fix, but the patch didn't work for me.

I am creating a Church website. They want to be able to have a prayer request form where the user can send it to the pastor, elders, or deacon. Is there a way in organic groups to do this? Thanks.

Hey all,

My name is Courtney and I work as the Web Interface Designer at Johnson County Library in Kansas. We have begun our Drupal journey and are in the process of redesigning our Teen section in Drupal.

First, what sort of access control have you set up at your library? How does that work for you? Any shortcomings/pitfalls? Any awesome-sauce access control awesomeness?

Second, I've narrowed down options to two possible modules: Workbench suite or Organic groups.

Here is the video from the Webex (sorry for any audio issues) about the making of Energy.gov. The ESIP Federation wants to thank Phase2 Technology for sharing this really valuable knowledge, and for contributing this code back to the community.

I am new to Drupal, so I apologize in advance if the answer to this question is simple and I am just missing something obvious.

I an struggling with the registration process. I have the three groups built. When a user fills out the registration form to become a member of the site, I want them to select one of the three groups to become a member and have them be assigned to that group upon administrator approval.

I am writing a simple blogging platform for a primary school. I am using Organic Groups to create a multi-user blogging experience.

I want to be able to set up two group types: a class group type and an extra-curricular activity group type. Then I want to be able to set up one group content type: a blog-post. (I don't want 2 different blog-post types: a class-blog-post type and an extra-curricular-activity-blog post type).

Hey guys,

I've released some preliminary code that integrates fully with OG (Drupal6) and provides analytics extension for each group.

At the moment you get out of the box a very minimal dashboard view and downloads report. A few points to note:
1. The architecture was built to be modular so that every module can extend or create it's own new reports.
2. It is based on Google's Chart API (the new one, not the old static image charts, and due to that it is also fully ajaxed or REST if so to say).

Hi,

I am trying to utilize organic groups for a group in my church. I would like this to be a private group and have members able to post content, comments, questions, etc.

I have it pretty much setup, however, in order to allow individuals to post content, I've had to give them permission to use the administrative toolbar. This caused me to create a new role (outside of OG).

Is there a better way to accomplish this? Am I really heading in the right direction?

We're implementing OS and after successfully setting up and theming 1 profile, we started creating more and pre-populating them with publication data.

After more profiles were created, all new content is no longer associated with the correct scholar site or organic group. True for bios, publications, whatever. They all show up in the content list, but not in the site. On inspecting the data, the nodes aren't getting placed in the og_ancestry table. If this mysql entry is inserted by hand the content will show up fine.