All Public Plugin

By request, I have written another access plugin. This one eliminates the “private” and “logged in users” options leaving only “public.”

That’s all it does. Not much else to say but download here.

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  1. shnelson’s avatar

    Hey Steve,

    I’ve been following a lot of your work since I came across elgg, you truly are a pioneer!

    I’m assuming the option to limit the Membership Private/Public is done in somewhat of the same manner, i’m afraid I don’t speak PHP well enough to figure out how though. Any tips on that one?

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  2. Steve’s avatar

    Interesting question. I could see circumstances in education where one would not want to allow private groups.

    I don’t really speak php well either, but I can usually figure out a hack. Yes I believe it would be done similarly through the views override system.

    Getting ready for some conference presentations now, so I don’t have time right now, but I’ll see if I can put a plugin together.

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  3. Dahaniel’s avatar

    Hi there,
    I found your plugin and it really helped me. As you I am not too good in readin php but somehow pick things together and modify them as I need.

    I yoused your plugin and some hints I found in the mailinglist to do what shnelson want (disabling the “logged in” option) and additionally set the default selected choice to public.

    As I am using the invitations plugin with the walledgarden option I do not need to differentiate between “public” and “logged in” but rather use only public to see an activity stream on my modified frontpage.

    It is not a plugin for its own yet, I just modified yours but I could post it somewhere if someone needs it.

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  4. Steve’s avatar

    Sure it’s a plugin. You modified it and it changes the function. Name it and pack it up with a manifest!

    You could upload it to Google groups or the Elgg Community. There will be more options soon.

    I am not a php coder myself, but I have some references around. I don’t mind editing a bit of code, or coping and pasting snippets

    Steve

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