Organic Groups (OG)

A simple but flexible module that uses the great flag module for email notifications of site activity and optionally integrates with organic groups.

Users will be able to choose to subscribe to own comments' replies, to all comments or to all activities in a given group.
Through an option field in their profile, users can choose the default notification when they post a comment, create a content or join a group (and you can set the site-wise default options for new users).

Grant a user a site wide role upon joining a group.

Unlike Og user roles, this role is not temporary, meaning the user will have the role wherever they are in the site.

To configure, add the site role field to a group bundle using the organic group field configuration. Use hook_field_access or a field access module to configure who can use this field.

The role is removed when the user membership is deleted and they belong to no other groups that granted that role.

This module was inspired by the CSS Injector module. This allows OG Administrators to add custom CSS to a group. This is not a theme replacement but it allows OG admins to add CSS to pages within the Group with defining a custom theme. The CSS is added using Drupal's standard drupal_add_css() function and respects page caching, etc.

Provide an alternative Profile2 OG Access to be determined by if the user is a member of a group instead of the profile2 entities being a group post.

Yet another Chat module for Drupal 7.

Note: This module is not an integration with a third-party service. This allows you to run your own chat server by yourself and enable users on your Drupal site to communicate with each other in real-time.

Adds a plugin for the og_context module that stores the current group into the $_SESSION to be saved across pages. Uses in Open Atrium 2.

Regnum:

The inheritable power to govern.

The Regnum project allows users to submit a form to request ownership (or co-ownership) of an organic group on the site. At the time that the form is submitted, the user may or may not have an account on the site, and the requested group may or may not already exist. When the application form is approved, the specified user will be created if necessary, and then assigned ownership of the desired group, which will also be created if it does not already exist.

The Opigno Pre-test app allows site-builders to define pre-tests for courses inside the Opigno LMS.

When a user is registered to a course as "pending", successfully passing a predefined quiz will give him an "active" status within that course.

Set memberships past an expiration date to an expired role.

This is a different approach from Amitaibu's sandbox: Organic groups membership expire. Instead of deleting a membership entirely, we change role on expiration.

[Incorporated into client's custom module.]

Integrate the Quiz module with OG groups.

This modules creates permissions similar to the core Quiz ones on the group level. This allows site builders to give Quiz creation/correction/taking permissions at the group level instead of globally.

If a Quiz is outside a group, the global permissions take over.

Install instructions

First make sure you enabled the Quiz content type as a group content entity.