Adds a og_context for a nodes comment page for OG version 1.
This was included as part of the Organic Groups 2 release.
Work sponsored by Knectar.
Purl Domain or Path is a smart Purl plugin that attempts matching both, domain and path, which allows to mix the two types of modifiers in given Drupal installation.
This module compliments more popular and better known Login Toboggan and Login/Logout Destinations. It performs similar functions, but is specifically targeted at sites, running Spaces and Organic Groups.
This module provides a D6 backport of og_user_access, og_field_access and og_ui from D7.
Porting of OG Subgroups to OG 7.x-2.x
Replaces book adding of book elements to node form with one that is restricted to the current organic group, with the intent of not loading every, single, book structure on every single node form (which book.module is want to do, if a user has administer book outline permission). To install, do as normal than grant users 'add content to group books' permission and remove 'add content to books' and 'administer book outline' permission.
It does not actually require spaces, just that og_get_context will return the group on both node/add and node edit forms.
Organic Groups comes with a "Group default list" field formatter out of the box. This module was created to add extra formatters for the Groups Audience field.
The first formatter that is added in this project is the "Group delimited list" formatter which allows you to display Group names (labels) as a delimited list. The taxonomy_formatter module was used as an example for this formatter since it does exactly the same thing for taxonomy terms.
Add Views time based cache per group.
This module permits group administrators to choose default roles to be assigned to members upon joining a group.
It also provides a hook for other modules to define conditions that may be evaluated to determine additional roles to be granted.
The Domain OG module integrates the Domain Access and Organic Groups modules, ensuring that Organic Groups access controls are restricted in the multi-domain environment created by the Domain Access module. Without this module, private groups are visible on all domains. With this module, private groups remain private. There is no configuration required. Simply install the module and enable it.
