You need two pages for social groups.
Purpose |
Module View Mode |
Group View Page |
to list the groups |
List |
the other page |
to view a selected group's details |
View |
(not applicable) |
Important: Both pages must grant the same permissions to users. Otherwise, users might not be able to join the group, for example.
Steps
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Go to the page containing the module to configure. Edit the page.
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(Recommended) Click/Tap the Autoconfigure button.
Tip: Even if you plan to customize the settings, run the autoconfiguration first to initialize the settings.
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In the module's action menu bar, go to .
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Go to the Group Module Settings tab.
Field |
Description |
Display User's Groups Only |
If checked, displays only the groups that the current user belongs to. |
Default Role Group |
The role group that is displayed by default. |
Module View Mode |
The mode for the current module instance.
- List. Choose this setting for the page that lists the groups.
- View. Choose this setting for the page that displays the details of the selected group.
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Group View Page |
The page that displays the details of the selected group.
Important: In the target page, the Social Groups module instance must be configured with Module View Mode set to View.
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Group List Template
Group View Template
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The custom HTML template used to display the group list or details. You can use the following tokens in the template:
- [groupitem:GroupName]
- [groupitem:GroupDescription]
- [groupitem:PhotoURL]
- [groupviewurl]
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Sort Field
Sort List By
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Sorts the list based on the selected field. |
Sort Order
Sort Direction
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Sorts the list in ascending or descending order. |
Group List Page Size |
The number of items to initially display, and the number of additional items to display when the Get More button is clicked/tapped. |
Enable Group Search |
If checked, provides case-insensitive search by group name. |
Group Creation Requires Approval |
If checked, a user with Moderators permissions or an administrator must approve new groups. |