jegan Consider, a user is signed up in flarum. What's the default group assigns to the user and if I want to give specific access to a user how to give the access?
therealsujitk jegan The default group given to every user is the 'Member' group (or no group). If you'd like to change that you can always install the Default Group by FriendsOfFlarum. If you want to change the group of the user simply go to the users profile and click on 'Edit User'. Note: You'll need administrative permission to perform these actions.
jegan Thanks, therealsujitk . Now, I have two sites productexpertdotcom & userdotcom, Product experts have productexpertdotcom and users(members) have userdotcom. When product experts sign up through productexpertdotcom they should be assigned as the product expert and the later as members. Is this possible in flarum using any extensions? or by changing source code?
askvortsov If you have 2 completely different sites, you could use the default group extension. If you have 1 site referenced by 2 distinct URLS, please be advised that this is generally considered bad practice as it can be confusing to users, and hurt SEO.
jegan We found out it is possible, by changing the group_id for users in SQL. Thanks! @askvortsov we use subdomains to handle users. So I hope there will not be any probs. Thanks for the update guys!
askvortsov Just out of curiosity, are the subdomains used only for registration, or for the forum itself?
jegan Subdomains are used for registrations only askvortsov, since we have two kinds of users, we use two subdomains. When members log in to the community they are created as normal members (default) and when product experts login to the community(through their subdomain) they are automatically assigned to a particular group.
