Organic Groups (OG)

This module provides Core permissions to act as particular OG roles in specific group types.

In other words, it creates permissions of the form 'Act as ROLE in GROUP-TYPE' for each role and each OG group type. Granting this permission to a Core role gives it the same permissions as that OG role, in all groups of that type.

For example, you might want users with your 'site editor' role to be able to act as a 'board member' in all OG groups, without having to add them to each group, and without having to replicate all the OG permissions as Core permissions.

Instead or providing multiple menus per organic group as OG menu does, OG menu single provides a single menu -- for the entire site -- that each group has it's own section in this menu. Menu items can be added via node form like normal menu links, but only the group's section of menu will appear as option (do not enable the group menu under content type settings; it will appear automatically). A panel pane is provided that displays the menu for the currently active group.

This module creates an entity selector that lets non-members to post into Organic Groups.

This module leverages Entityreference Prepopulate's "non-member create" permission in groups; if the group has non-member: create checked then the group will show up in the widget list.

The module also checks to see if a particular user has edit or delete, own or other, on the node and allows them to do that if they're not group members.

Adds a new fieldset or a localtask menu item to group pages to allow users with proper access easily manage the group associated content.

The management UI through a fieldset or in a page depends on the number of posts in the group and a threshold value. It gets calculated on cron.

Exposes a custom hook to allow customization of how to list and group the group posts

Allows per organic group override of variables.

Using the variable API, allows for overriding of variables per organic group.

Enables defining default group content access at the group level. Provides 3 visibility settings:

1. Public: Group is public and group content is public by default
2. Private: Group is public and group content is private by default
3. Hidden: Group is private and group content is private by default

It provides an easy way for content editors to create groups everyone will be able to see they exist, but where only group members will be able to access content inside these groups.

Organic Groups Email for Organic Groups

- Adds a configuration page for the notification emails
- Email content can be entered into textarea/wysiwyg (if available) form
- Allows different language versions of each email

N.B. After install you will need to enable the rules, as they are disabled by default - inline with the rules supplied by Organic Groups that this module replaces.

OG in Drupal 7 does not delete content of the group when the OG content type is deleted.

This module is an extension to OG that allows the group owner/admins to delete associated nodes when the group is deleted. This module provides following options which were available in Drupal 6.

1. Delete all the content associated with group.

2. Delete the group and make the content public.

3. Move all group posts and memberships to the different group. This option is visible only to site admin who has access to 'administer nodes'.

LDAP Entry Reference module provides field type and an autocomplete field widget that references an LDAP entry with it's distinguished name.

Provides Organic groups integration with LDAP servers via fields and plugins.