by spicyjr
First uploaded 673 days ago
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AutoSubscribeGroup
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Allow admin to define default groups for new registering people by just giving groups'id in the admin panel.
Nice plugin. I like it.
Gary Sicard 673 days ago
Plugin works as advertised and certainly a functionality sought by many including me.
I will release a blog post about it tomorrow at the latest.
Thanks!
Steve 673 days ago
spicyjr, your mod works nicely. However, when I install the default_widgets mod, yours seems to stop working. Since both mods are important, do you have any idea what may cause this problem? Can we get these mods to play nicely? I posted over on their mod page as well.
Ro 651 days ago
Also, is there a way to modify your mod, creating another mod, so that instead of autosubscribegroup, we have autofriend or something like that? I would like for new users to automatically have a couple friends.
Ro 651 days ago
hi. don't know what happen, maybe the system can't listen to two same events (creation of user) and delete one, i'll wait default_plugin's reaction, but it seems where the trouble is... :/
anyway, if you'd like to auto-invitefriend, there is another plugin called "betom" which does that.
spicyjr 650 days ago
Okay, I figured out the whole autosubscribegroup finally! I didn't realize that you need to actually put the guid in, instead of the name (user ID) of the group! So, now they are getting autosubscribed to a group and the be_tom mod is working too!
Ro 648 days ago
I am running Elgg 1.1 , and I am using your plugin, it's working good for me, thank you so much for this add!
Hisham 642 days ago
spicyjr, I noticed something about the autosubscribegroup. First of all, I love it and it works great. But, I noticed that if the Membership is set to "Public" (something I wish was called "Logged in users"; I know that's how it works, as Logged in users, but it is confusing terminology there) and Access Permissions to "Group: MyGroup", that the new users don't get autosubscribed, which is strange to me. If I set the Access Permissions to Logged in users, they do get autosubscribed. Do you know why this is? My preference would be to have the ability to set the Access Permissions to the group. Is there no way to get the autosubscribegroup to work that way? What are your thoughts?
Is there any documentation on how the user and group access permissions actually work, in practical terms?
Ro 641 days ago
I was looking at the post above.
I opened the start.php page. The code is
//Listen to user registration
register_elgg_event_handler('create', 'user', 'autosubscribegroup_join',502);
}
Do I change the 502 to the group GUID?
Thanks
Tim
Timothy Kane 641 days ago
Did anyone figure this plugin out?
How do you define the group(s) that will autosubscribe. Is it in the start.php file like Timothy was pointing out?
Also, I need to autosubscribe about 10 groups for a new member, so would I just copy and paste this code for each group?
Thanks!
Aaronj 583 days ago
What is the relation between this plugin and "auto subscribe to group 0.1"?
http:/
Dan Knauss 577 days ago
i'm afraid it's the same, or maybe community improve the thing.
for all people who ask how to change the group to autosubscribe, it seems you didn't have a look at the plugin's settings in the admin tools panel... ;)
spicyjr 577 days ago
have to say, the instructions oh here are pretty vageu :-( so go here as its written up nicely on how to use it.
Sim2K 378 days ago
HI there
Is there a similar plugin to register existing users in a group? ie autoenroll people already in the site into a new group?
Thanks
Malachi
Malachi 280 days ago
Hi
That 502 is the GUID to see which correspond to the group you want, running on the console of your elgg mysql:
SELECT * FROM `elgggroups_entity`
zitonguito 236 days ago

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Excellent, thanks, I'll install it and feed back.
Phil 673 days ago