My site restricts the creation of new groups to specific access levels, which means that the vast majority of potential users will see a tab and a button they have no use for, leading to frustration.
Is there a way to restrict the view of the new group button and the My Groups tab by access level on 1.9.1, or will this be a moot point because it is an upcoming feature in CB2?
GJ has nothing to do with CB 2.0, it's a plugin for CB and is not a part of CB core. So no, CB 2.0 won't change anything for GJ. Currently those tabs are not separate. They're all rendered inside of a single tab. I'll likely split them up into individual tabs or add view access level params for GJs next release after CB 2.0 though so they can be access controlled, conditioned, etc.. For now I recommend shutting off the Category and Group tab within GJ > Config > Tabs then setting Joined to include Owned. This way you've a single tab to show groups the user owns and has joined.
Kyle (Krileon) Community Builder Team Member Before posting on forums:
Read FAQ thoroughly
+
Read our Documentation
+
Search the forums CB links:
Documentation
-
Localization
-
CB Quickstart
-
CB Paid Subscriptions
-
Add-Ons
-
Forge
-- If you are a Professional, Developer, or CB Paid Subscriptions subscriber and have a support issue please always post in your respective support forums for best results!
-- If I've missed your support post with a delay of 3 days or greater and are a Professional, Developer, or CBSubs subscriber please
send me a private message
with your thread and will reply when possible!
-- Please note I am available Monday - Friday from 8:00 AM CST to 4:00 PM CST. I am away on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) and if I've missed your post on or before a weekend after business hours please wait for the next following business day (Monday) and will get to your issue as soon as possible, thank you.
-- My role here is to provide guidance and assistance. I cannot provide custom code for each custom requirement. Please do not inquire me about custom development.