I created a new feature called event but it seems to be always on. See the attachment. The blocks associated with this feature are always available

I created the view:

I set Spaces: Node in current space

nodes: advanced_event, and event (which comes with atrium)

I created a content

spaces> features > mynewevent

spaces: site and group

permissions- i just set this to authenticated

I originally had this set to spaces permissions per instructions on node/449 but nothing showed up. Do I need to do something special for this permission to valid?

I originally had the event in the navigation menu. I moved it to features so that the icon might show up.

I tried to set sitewide context to false but that setting will not save.

GENERAL Questions: what does spaces permissions do on the view?

what does spaces: node by type mean in a view filter?

Is this the most upto date instructions for creating features https://community.openatrium.com/documentation-en/node/449

do I still have to modify the *.info file to add spaces, feature menu, etc? I did but wanted to know if it is necessary

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socialnicheguru’s picture

Title: When I create a feature using spaces, it seems to be always on » Selecting a space in Context does not work
Category: support » bug

I chose spaces-site and spaces-group and thought that the context would only show up in one or the other.

That is not what happened.

Instead, the feature was always selected for all spaces.

I had to not select anything under the spaces option.

socialnicheguru’s picture

Project: Spaces » Context
Version: 6.x-2.0-beta6 » 6.x-2.0-beta7
Issue tags: +spaces, +Context
steven jones’s picture

Category: bug » support

Given that lots of others have context and spaces working hapilly together, I would suggest that this is a misconfiguration.

steven jones’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

Actually looks like this is a duplicate of #544640: The Context UI doesn't display Spaces feature reaction