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Context OG provides the following context conditions and reaction for Context in order to set conditions and reactions relative to Organic Groups;

Conditions

1. OG - group node context: This condition is triggered when viewing a node that is in the selected groups.
2. OG - group type context: This condition is triggered when viewing a node that is in the selected group types.
3. OG - member status: This condition triggers based on the user's group membership status.
4. OG - member role (7.x-2.x only): This condition triggers based on the user's group role(s).

Reactions

1. OG - set group context: This reaction sets the Organic Group Context from the og_context module to the specified organic group.

NOTE: Currently you must clear all caches (the button on the admin/settings/performance screen is one way to do it) in order to see the new conditions and reactions that are provided by this module. See #852268: Conditions and reactions aren't available to Context until cache is cleared for the status on this.

Drupal 7

• Use the 1.1 release if you are using og 7.x-1.x.
• Use the 2.x release if you are using og 7.x-2.x.

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