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Group Privacy and Visibility

Your group's privacy and visibility setting is one of three values (Open, Closed, or Private). See our support article for more details on what those settings mean.

In our v1 API, you can control the setting with the interplay of two values: privacy and public_form. To create a group with the desired setting, use the below combinations:

  • Open - privacy = 5, public_form = true
  • Closed - privacy = 5, public_form = false
  • Private - privacy = 10

You can think of public_form as a flag determining if your group will appear on the /network-groups page - that is, this flag decides if non-community members can easily find your group. In the event you're creating a Private group, public_form is ignored and your group will not appear on the /network-groups page regardless of its value.

Body Params
string
required

Name of new group.

int32
required

ID of parent group.

int32
required

In combination with public_form, determines the group visibility. May be 5 or 10. See "Group Privacy and Visibility"

boolean
Defaults to false

In combination with privacy, determines the group visibility - see "Group Privacy and Visibility"

boolean
required

Could members invite others to group.

boolean
required

Should member email addresses be hidden from other users.

string
required

Prefix of new groups email.

string
required

Accepted values: 0 - immediate notification, 1 - daily notification, 9 - disabled notifications.

string
required

Email of user that would be group manager. Should be registered in the system and at least member of your current group.

members_posting_permissions
array of strings
Defaults to quickpost,poll,event,fileattachment

Array of post types that are allowed for posting in group. EX: quickpost, poll, event, opportunity, recommendation, fileattachment

members_posting_permissions
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