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Project:
Organic Groups Privacy
Version:
6.x-1.0-alpha2
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
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Created:
9 Nov 2010 at 09:31 UTC
Updated:
30 Nov 2010 at 18:27 UTC
Hi, this looks a great addition to openatrium, thanks Grayside.
But is not working for me:
Openatrium beta 8, added the module, feature, patched mark module. I can choose on group settings the "Per Node privacy Settings", now in a public group I select "Per node privacy: Default Public", then I go to Notebook, add Book Page, and i just see:
Privacy:A post of this type is private. Only members of this group will be able to see it.
And no option to change that. Any step i'm not taking?
Comments
Comment #1
Grayside commentedDid you patch the Mark module?
Comment #2
Grayside commentedComment #3
rmarino commentedHi, Grayside, sorry for the delay I had other project and didn't get more into this until now. And sorry also for the title, I should try my best first to scary anyone about using this module with a title like that.
Everything is working fine! Thanks a lot Grayside.
My problem was: I used the last patch http://drupal.org/node/868764#comment-3487582, posted by DjebbZ and that one didn't work for me, now I used the one you posted before http://drupal.org/node/868764#comment-3334592 plus the change to drupal_alter('mark_load', $marks['names']); (removed the '&' before $marks[...]) as mentioned there, and now it works.
I second your idea about using flag module instead of mark. I don't like patches, makes me doubt when upgrading modules.
The api of the module (http://grayside.org/2010/08/kicking-og-privacy) is being hard for me to follow the concept there, a UI to create policies would be great. Anyway just the default implementation allowing to mark a node as private/public is a blessing for my needs. Thanks again.
Comment #4
Grayside commentedGlad you got it working!
A UI would be interesting, but part of the power of OG Privacy is it's flexibility, which may be part of why it's difficult to follow.
If someone else wants to tackle a UI I would be more than happy to provide guidance.