#Organic Groups

I am using organic group . i want to use as:
any authenticated user can create group.
any member of group can add any content type(event,group post, article etc) into group
any member can join and leave the group.

some of thing are done by my side,but few thing like how to show link for add new group and add content type into group for authenticated user.

i am using custom theme.

Thanks in advanced

Is it better to have many levels of parent groups or just node references?

Given the following scenario:

Vendors
|__ Products
|__ Clients
|__ Wish lists

It's easy to see that Vendor is the group, Products and Clients are that groups content, and Wish lists can be content of the Clients, which means that they would be "Group/Group Content"

how we can Force membre to add new content by default to current (open) Organic Groups.

like here when i post this question, by default i post it in my current groupe .

thanks

Hi all,
I post on my blog about my experience with OG API.
When a requirement of adding a field to any group in the site, the power of the API shows its strength.
This is how to do it.
Like always, comments are welcome, and I hope it will be useful for anyone.
http://blog.mobile4social.com/content/organic-groups-api-nicely-built-ar...

Regards,
Shushu

I'm new with Organic Groups. I'm using Drupal 7 and organic group 7.1.
I would like to allow the owner/administrator of a group to add contents created by authenticated users to his own group.

For example if I have a group called "Black and white movies" and i see an article that is part of a group called "Movies of 1930", I would like to be able to add this article to my group.

Is it possible?

Thanks for the help!

I noticed that for OA2, organic groups adds each user-created space to the OG menu and gives them weights, -50 to 50. After 101 groups, does this become a problem? If I were to have a site that had over 1000 spaces (groups), how would this work?
Thanks!

Hi,

I am using Open Scholar. I created a content type called "Project" which has a field called "Team Members". This field is an entity reference to the "Person" content type. Rest of the fields in "Project" are text fields. While saving the content created based on "Project" content type, I get the following exception message

Notice: Undefined index: entity keys in entity_views_field_definition() (line 196 of .../profiles/openscholar/modules/contrib/entity/views/entity.views.inc).

To keep it simple my goal is to create a view that displays OG user roles and the nid of the nodes the users have posted in the group.

I have successfully created a view with users and nodes from membership doing:

1. Add new view -> Create a page displaying table of fields
2. Add contextual filter -> OG membership: Group ID
3. Add relationship -> OG membership: Node from OG membership
4. Add relationship -> OG membership: User from OG membership
5. Add field -> OG membership: OG user roles in group (Roles)
6. Add field -> (node from OG membership) Content: Nid (Nid)

I am thinking about using Organic Groups for course management in an academic context.

Initially I was going to create an OG group per course e.g. Physics 101. However if the users change per semester this could become tricky to manage...

There are 2 options I can think of:

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Hi is there a way around to get Share with All Groups option in the group audience field for a specfic group content type.With share with All Group I mean to say share content to all groups we are not even if are not memeber of.