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When you put a context-specific ”Add new...” form to a group page it preselects the group as target context and the visibility field is hidden. Does this address the first issue?
As for the second one. Good idea, though I feel like it must be an optional setting, since some sites may see that it’s best to have consistent set of content types across all groups, while others may think that giving choice to admins is preferable.
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Glad you agree... it saves me a trip down there to straighten you guys out.
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I think making mods more user friendly along with visual tutorials would be best. Going over mods like Groups, Events, and streamlining them would be good also. Events are hard because you have the confusing buttons of "Interested and "Going" showing at the same time. I reached a testing point in an event where I couldn't even undo Going or Interested anymore. I thought we were gonna get a new mod for Picture editing? Also how about adding some new menu UI options?
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I take that back. NO, it does not address the first issue, because I have no control over the type of content that can be posted to Groups. Just because I have site content like 'Recipes' (an outstanding module by Modzzz), doesn't mean I want recipes in a sewer workers group, or my communist transvestite bird watchers group... it just doesn't belong. I can remove 'Recipes' from Group navigation menus easily enough, but placing the 'Add New.. content' block on the Group View page, there's the Recipe link big as life.
Therefore, I must change my answer to No... it does not address the first issue. Conceptually, the simplest workaround would be an "Add New..." menu item that works off the content types I have enabled on the Group menu. It's a bit sloppy, technique wise, but perhaps something that could be done quickly, until a more permanent solution is crafted
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