The Communities interface is displayed when clicking on Communities from the Manager interface.
Description:
| Field | Description | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Status | ||
| Community ID | ||
| Name | ||
| Description | ||
| Parent Id | Parent Id: allows hierarchical relationships to be set up between communities. Parent/child relationships are used internally as described here, in addition the information can be utilized by applications for whatever domain-specific logic is desired. | |
| Tags | ||
| Owner | ||
| Community Attributes | "is Public": if true, then non-members can see this community | |
| "Users can self register": if true, then non-members can request joining this community (if visible); if false, then users can only be invited from within the community | ||
| "Registration requires approval": if true, then non-members can add themselves to public communities without approval from the community owner/moderators | ||
| "Users can create sub-communities": if false, then members without moderator/owner rights can create child communities. | ||
| "Members are visible to other members": if false, then members without moderator/owner rights will not be able to see other members (the members field will be removed from returned communities). | ||
| Number of Members | ||
| Members |
Edit Community Members
Description:
| Field | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Community | ||
| Member id | ||
| Member Name | ||
| Member Type | ||
Membership Status | Active:
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Pending: To remove a user's ability to see the contents of a community you can select the Disabled option from the Status drop down list
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Disabled: You can more permanently remove the user by clicking on the "X" button next to their display name in the Members list. | ||
| Membership Status | ||
| User Attributes |
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