Hello Jim,

Hm, not sure if I understand you here but most of these should be set in Joomla's menu setup

Mark, yes, the component is behind registered clicks. In the event however of an errant click that does give access to public I was hoping to set access level for the whole component. and force the visitor to login. Does this make sense?
-Jim G;

Hello Jim,

Hm, unfortunately it isn't possible to restrict the view of the extension on the front end by user groups but you can actually turn on the lockdown mode in the Settings to only allow registered users to access EasySocial.

Thanks, this is what I was looking for. Now I understand "lockdown." It sounded so apocalyptic, I didn't want to touch it.
-Jim G.

Lol, apocalyptic is a nice word to describe it

Haha, I wonder how does an online rioting works

I'm thinking it has lots of F-words. All just kidding, Mark. Thanks very much for your explanation.

Hi,

On behalf of Mark you're welcome.