join community button missing

[Anthony]

When a non-member visits a public community, the user should see a green 'Join Community' button on the Overview page. For my example (see screen shot below), I am logged in as user staff5 and attempting to join the Staff 8 Test Community.

[Paul Everitt (paul-agendaless)]

Triage to M8.

[Paul Everitt (paul-agendaless)]

Hi Anthony. Just to make sure I am correct on what should happen for this screen:

1) A staff user walks up to a community they are not a member of and they should see an action labeled "Join Community". (An affiliate can't do this because they can't see the community.)

2) They click the link and fill in a message and click submit. Clicking cancel goes back to View Community.

3) Clicking submit sends an email to the moderator(s) of the community that looks like:

From: Person Name <email address hidden>
Subject: Request to join Community Name

Person Name has requested to join your Paul & Hangout community.

Rich-text HTML message here.

To add them, click here __https://karl.soros.org/communities/paul-hangout/members/add.html?form.button.Submit=submit&form.submitted=1&login=plonepaul&message=Join+request+accepted. ___

(Where the last line is an HTML hyperlink.)

4) Clicking on submit goes back to the community page with a status message saying "Request sent".

Does this sound right?

[Paul Everitt (paul-agendaless)]

Hi Chris, there is some detail in the comment history on this.

[Anthony (agalietti)]

Hi Paul,

Yes, that sounds correct.

Thanks.

Anthony

-----Original Message-----
From: <email address hidden> [mailto:<email address hidden>] On Behalf Of
Paul Everitt
Sent: Wednesday, April 01, 2009 9:53 AM
To: Anthony Galietti
Subject: [Bug 349037] Re: join community button missing

Hi Anthony. Just to make sure I am correct on what should happen for
this screen:

1) A staff user walks up to a community they are not a member of and
they should see an action labeled "Join Community". (An affiliate can't
do this because they can't see the community.)

2) They click the link and fill in a message and click submit. Clicking
cancel goes back to View Community.

3) Clicking submit sends an email to the moderator(s) of the community
that looks like:

From: Person Name <email address hidden>
Subject: Request to join Community Name

Person Name has requested to join your Paul & Hangout community.

Rich-text HTML message here.

To add them, click here __https://karl.soros.org/communities/paul-
hangout/members/add.html?form.button.Submit=submit&form.submitted=1&logi
n=plonepaul&message=Join+request+accepted.
___

(Where the last line is an HTML hyperlink.)

4) Clicking on submit goes back to the community page with a status
message saying "Request sent".

Does this sound right?

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Bug description:
When a non-member visits a public community, the user should see a green
'Join Community' button on the Overview page. For my example (see
screen shot below), I am logged in as user staff5 and attempting to join
the Staff 8 Test Community.

[Chris Rossi (chris-archimedeanco)]

I am not familiar with the staff/affiliate nomenclature. Paul, could
you give me a quick high level overview of the classes of users on the
system?

Chris

On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 10:12 AM, Anthony <email address hidden> wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> Yes, that sounds correct.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Anthony
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: <email address hidden> [mailto:<email address hidden>] On Behalf Of
> Paul Everitt
> Sent: Wednesday, April 01, 2009 9:53 AM
> To: Anthony Galietti
> Subject: [Bug 349037] Re: join community button missing
>
> Hi Anthony.  Just to make sure I am correct on what should happen for
> this screen:
>
> 1) A staff user walks up to a community they are not a member of and
> they should see an action labeled "Join Community".  (An affiliate can't
> do this because they can't see the community.)
>
> 2) They click the link and fill in a message and click submit.  Clicking
> cancel goes back to View Community.
>
> 3) Clicking submit sends an email to the moderator(s) of the community
> that looks like:
>
> From: Person Name <email address hidden>
> Subject: Request to join Community Name
>
> Person Name has requested to join your Paul & Hangout community.
>
> Rich-text HTML message here.
>
> To add them, click here __https://karl.soros.org/communities/paul-
> hangout/members/add.html?form.button.Submit=submit&form.submitted=1&logi
> n=plonepaul&message=Join+request+accepted.
> ___
>
> (Where the last line is an HTML hyperlink.)
>
> 4) Clicking on submit goes back to the community page with a status
> message saying "Request sent".
>
> Does this sound right?
>
> --
> join community button missing
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/349037
> You received this bug notification because you are a direct subscriber
> of the bug.
>
> Status in Porting KARL to a new architecture: New
>
> Bug description:
> When a non-member visits a public community, the user should see a green
> 'Join Community' button on the Overview page.   For my example (see
> screen shot below), I am logged in as user staff5 and attempting to join
> the Staff 8 Test Community.
>
> --
> join community button missing
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/349037
> You received this bug notification because you are a bug assignee.
>
> Status in Porting KARL to a new architecture: New
>
> Bug description:
> When a non-member visits a public community, the user should see a green 'Join Community' button on the Overview page.   For my example (see screen shot below), I am logged in as user staff5 and attempting to join the Staff 8 Test Community.
>

[Paul Everitt (paul-agendaless)]

In KARL2, people that were "staff" at OSI were in a group that had
certain permissions that others didn't. The other roles:

1) Administrators. Essentially Manager in Zope.

2) Affiliate. Users of the system that weren't legally part of OSI.

Some things that Staff can do that Affiliates can't:

1) Add communities.

2) See a public community (or any of its content) that they are not a
member of.

3) Get into the intranet area at /offices.

The groupings into Staff and Affiliate have proven a bit squishy as
have the permissions that went along with it.

For this task you don't really need to worry about it, because they
won't be able to get to the show_community_view view unless they have
the permission.

--Paul

On Apr 1, 2009, at 1:38 PM, Chris Rossi wrote:

> I am not familiar with the staff/affiliate nomenclature. Paul, could
> you give me a quick high level overview of the classes of users on the
> system?
>
> Chris

[Paul Everitt (paul-agendaless)]

Move to M9.