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The Favorite Artists Page
The favorite artists page offers an easy way to see the most recent images from the members of your usergroups.
When you view your own favorite artists page, you can access all of your usergroups, published or not.
Others can visit your favorite artists page to see images from the members of usergroups that you have published.
Your unpublished usergroups are only accessible by you.
You can easily change whether a group is published or unpublished using the link at the top right of the list of members.
Members are listed according to when their most recent images were uploaded, showing the most recent first.
So, you can easily visit the favorite artists page to check for new uploads.
You can click on a member's name to view his/her favorite artists page.
You can also view the members' profile portraits by clicking the "view portrait photos" link near the top of the page.
When you are viewing portrait photos, members are listed in alphabetical order.
You can also edit usergroups on the favorite artists page.
- Remove artists from your own groups.
- Copy / Move artists from one group to another, even from someone else's usergroup to one of your own. |
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Usergroups
Usergroups are used to create groups of PBase members by listing their usernames.
The primary purpose of usergroups is to grant groups of PBase members access to certain galleries.
Every usergroup consists of:
A Name
This is a unique identifier for the usergroup. This field cannot be blank.
A List of Members
This is a list of the PBase usernames of people in the group. You can enter the names on separate lines or separate them by spaces or commas.
A Publish Option
This is an option wich allows other people to view the list of PBase members in your group. By default, usergroups are not published. This option is currently used for sharing your usergroups with others on the favorite artists page.
An Associated Passkey Count
This is the number of passkeys that have granted access to this usergroup.
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