#Organic Groups

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Can someone please provide a prescription for using Drupal Commerce to purchase access to individual organic groups? Much appreciated.

Jag vill skapa en site med en riksdel och flera regionala delar. Tänkte att OG löser detta fint...

Och det gör det nog, men jag har ett litet bekymmer som jag tänkte kolla om någon annan kan peka på en lösning på.

Jag vill att vissa sidor av riksdelen ska ingå som sidor i alla regionala sidor. T.ex. "Om oss" är en sida som ska visas (exakt likadan) på både /om-oss och //om-oss. Så fort jag skapar en region (en OG), så ska //om-oss finnas.

Jag har skapat en views för mina grupper/OG, där det alltid finns en block som ska visa alla sidor som är gjorda för just den gruppen.

Det fungerar att visa den när man är på startsidan för just den gruppen, men om man klicka på en länk, som då är en artikel eller sida, så försvinner dom länkarna, jag har antagligen gjort något fel i arguments, kan någon berätta hur man ska göra för att få det att fungera?

Jag vill att blocket alltid ska visas om man är på en sida/artikel som tillhör den gruppen.

När jag går in i en grupp så finns det en meny som alltid syns för den valda gruppen, i detta fallet så ser menyn ut såhär:

Skapa intern artikel
Skapa intern sida
Skapa formulär
3 medlemmar
Manager: Patrick Danielsson
Mitt medlemskap

Men hur gör man för att ta bort något menyval man inte vill ha tex? Såsom "Manager" behöver jag inte ha.

Hi Folks,

Apologies if this is not the right place to post. Please let me know where to go.

I run an organization across university campuses with local groups on each campus and I'm developing a drupal site with organic groups to connect everybody together. Using D7, OG7, and Views 3.

Each campus is an OG group and has their own page. On each page, there will be a fixed header with information about the university, e.g. photo, motto, location, etc., and then group related content, e.g. articles, events, member list, etc.

I have my main site (alpha.com) that has a number of organic groups. I'd like to create a top level domain name (beta.com) that gets directed to a specific organic group group content type page (alpha.com/node/10). It would be really great if the URL to showed "beta.com" for any page/content within the "beta group" but switched to "alpha.com" for anything outside of the beta group content. Is this possible?

I tried redirecting through htaccess file but (1) I get thrown into a loop (beta.com/node/10/node/10...) and (2) I found out that this won't work with my host because they use nginx.

Hi all,

While creating a new blog node in Drupal commons, I assign two organic groups to it. While it appears under both groups' Blog tab (view group_tab_blogs), it only appears under one group's Home tab (view activity_log_stream).

Any suggestions?

Hi,

I have a structure of nested groups that each have different content attached to them, and would like to create a view that shows all content of the selected group and the content in it's child groups.

I use og_subgroups to propagate permissions trough the structure but can't seem to find a way to create the view.. Is this possible with Organic groups, or do i have to write a module myself that provides this feature.

I would by the way need the same feature for members of the groups and sub groups.

My challenge for the day is to add a "Create Content" link to each page for those that have permission to create pages. This sounds simple enough. However, this is an intranet site built with Organic Groups, which has presented some challenges.

For starters, being an intranet means everyone accessing the site in logged in and needs to adherer to an array of roles and permissions. We use Organic Groups to manages groups (departments) within the site. The site then relies heavily on views and panels to structure the site.

We're using:
Drupal 7.14
Panels 7.x-3.2
Views 7.x-3.3