Problem 1
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I have set the permissions of the administrator like this :
Leave group (Unchecked)
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To replace the default drop-down button, I created group views.
- a view for "Join the group". "Access: Group Permission | Join the group: Join group"
- a view for "Exit group". "Access: Group Permission | Join the group: Leave group"
- a view for "Create content". "Access: Group Permission | Administer the group"
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When I am not a member of the group, the block of my "Join group" view is displayed and the others are not displayed.
When I am a member of the group, the block of my "Leave group" view is displayed and the others are not displayed.
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When I am an administrator of a group, all views are displayed. Why ? The permissions of my views are correctly set.
Problem 2
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All permissions "Relationship" are unchecked
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The administrator of the group always has access to "Related entities". Why ?
What is the purpose of this tab? There is already a "Content" and "Member" view.
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Comments
Comment #2
zenimagine CreditAttribution: zenimagine commentedComment #3
kristiaanvandeneyndeNot critical. I can assure you the admin's permissions are taken into account.
Here's a few scenarios you might be running into:
The related entities tab is there for when modules add plugins that enable other content entities to be added. Or for power-admins to see all related entities in one view, regardless of their entity type.