Hi, I would like to receive feedbak, I have created a type of content called community, and another called threads, within a community I can create a thread according to filter it with a view, but I have certain limitations, and I would like to know if using the module Organic groups is a good alternative.
The problem of the threads and the type of content is that I have created a rule to send the author of the community an email, but I had to remove it because it gave me an error with a reference field.
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Organic Group is a very comprehensive (and somewhat heavy) solution (disclosure: I'm a maintainer). If what you need is fairly simple (from your description that seems to be the case), what you proposed (content types, and using views and rules) would work well.
Rather than exploring OG I'd try to figure out why rules is giving you troubles. It shouldn't (I also maintain Rules lol). Perhaps post a picture of your rules that's creating problems? And also which errors you are getting?
And another note: OG has a bit of a learning curve. It's not very intuitive, but I believe there is good ducomentation in its wiki page. https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/og/wiki
@willowf If you have the time and patience for OG I don't think you'll regret it.
Hi all, I have tested the og module and I have had several problems with node reference fields, other content types, and errors that I have not been able to identify. So I have decided to stick with the initial idea, although the groups module is very powerful and I was liking it.
The error with rules is the following:
I have a content type called Hilo, which includes a reference field to nodes of type Comunidad.
Error Encountered:
When I create a Hilo without filling the reference field (i.e., not associated with any community), I get the following error:
If the Hilo has a reference to a Comunidad, it is created successfully, and the notification is sent without issues.
Rules Configuration:
1️⃣ Event:
2️⃣ Condition:
3️⃣ Actions: