I'm somewhat confused about how Organic Groups is supposed to work. My impression from reading the docs is that when you create a group, you can have a group homepage (so to speak) but I can't remember where I saw that. So, what I would want to do is create a group 'morpork' and then have http://www.stuff.com/morpork pull up everything that was marked for that group. Is OG the right thing to use or should I try doing this strictly through taxonomies? If I should do this with OG, then how do I do it?
Here's what I have done so far:
1. Installed Drupal 4.6
2. Installed & configured these modules:
dba
subscriptions
tinymce
3. Installed OG 4.6:
1. Added '>' to line 1955 so that it reads: $sql = $node_access_alias .'.grant_'. $op .' >= 1 AND CONCAT
2. mysql -u foo -p drupal < og.mysql
3. On website,
admin>modules enabled og & og_book
admin>settings>og enabled Organic groups access control
admin>blocks enabled 'group details', set to right block
If I go create a group and it asks me for an alias, what should I put? Do I need to create something (a page) and then alias the group to that?
Sorry if these seem like stupid questions but I am confused. If anyone has any good tutorials on setting up and using organic groups, I'd really appreciate the pointers. I've been reading through some of the posts and it's not helping at the moment (probably more a sign that I've been mucking on the computer too long....).