Can I change the groups so that it would be:

Group1
- grouphead
| + group 1
|
+group 2
+group 3

And group 1 will then be moderators
Will that correct the behaviour?

Darned, I can't figure out how to solve this.
I tried doing this:



And then put the moderators in CB MOD group, but that didn't work.
I guess that's because the CB's should be a group that owns what lies higher in the tree, not the opposite.

I have these commitees defined as groups, they don't need to be groups actually, they could just be CB fields I guess, that might do it, if all the commitees are just CB fields, and the lists user can see which lists commitees, are based on CB values instead of groups.

The only group that has special righs are the board 'bestyrelse', so I could remove all the other commitees, and as far as I can see that would leave a single structure.
So if I create my CB moderators as a level under 'bestyrelse' instead, it might work?

Ah, but that won't work in Kunena, as that only uses ACL or Joomla groups, and the commitees have their own forum under Kunena.

I've even tried to move the commitees as children under Public, but it still will not work.



It still complain about 'Festudvalg'

So I can't get it working, the moderator thing needs moderation

The problem as I can see it is that I have multiple parallel groups, so no matter what I do, CB mods can never be a child of all the groups.

Well, I just did another experiment.

A simple user, only in 'Member', nothing else, and the test user, just member of cbmod, and nothing else.
The group hierachy looks like this currently:



But I still get a message:

You cannot edit a `member`. Only higher-level users have this power.

Which I just don't understand. I thought that should be the right way of doing it, as the 'CBMOD' is a grandchild of the 'Member'

I'm sure everything get's better in the next version, that's omnipresent truth, but I still need to understand the way this works, or doesn't.