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What is live exchange and social group question

I see references to live exchange. What is it and will your community modules work as part of a social group?

carl carl
asked 10/12/2017 22:00

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  • Mariette Knap
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Last Activity 11/27/2017 19:55

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  • answered 10/13/2017 05:32
    Mandeep Singh

    Live Exchange is our upcoming module that will release on October 17th, 2017. It's a Q&A (Question & Answer) Platform and we're using Live Exchange module to drive the Answers & Ideas section of our Community pages. Live Forums will release on October 24th, 2017 and it's driving our Discussions section. 

    I'm not sure if I understand the question regarding social groups. Can you please elaborate? 

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    Accord Support
    replied 11/17/2017 18:31

    Yes, I would like to see all of the community modules support Group mode as well. Very important for creating community sites that support groups. Now each group can have their own Forum, Answers, Ideas, etc. from just a single instance of the community module.

    Mandeep Singh
    replied 11/20/2017 21:55

    This is a fairly large scope of development of otherwise a simple problem to solve. I would suggest creating a new idea for each product in our community ideas so we can get community feedback and scope out the required features. Thanks

    Mariette Knap
    replied 11/22/2017 17:38

    I think Journal and Social Groups integration is an absolute must for Live Exchange and Live Forums.

    Mandeep Singh
    replied 11/27/2017 19:55

    Agreed. Added to our roadmap. 

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    carl
    replied 10/13/2017 21:23
    As you know dnn has social groups. There are a number of modules including easydnn modules, dnn events and Q&A that work in group mode. To explain. You would create a page under group activity called events and put a group aware module on it, ie: events. When a person creates a group and navigates to the events page, the module recognizes the groupid in the url and only shows events for that group. That way a group could have it's own events. In Evoq Engage it comes with events, discussions, wiki, news and blogs that have 2 modes group and normal. Normal being that the module could be put on any page and group where it would look for the groupid in the url. It would be awesome if all mandeep modules would behave this way. Groups could have their own blogs, discussions, answers, ideas, issues, email, articles etc.

    Does this make sense?
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