"Target Audience" effects?

[Bridgecity]

I think this is an "event's module" question...

When I set up an event, I have the 4 options of target audience, and I'm wondering exactly what the effect of those radio buttons is.  Here's what I'm assuming:

1. General Public.  This event will be visible on public web pages.
2.  Church Members.  This event will be visible in the members extranet area to all members.
3.  Staff.  This event will be visible in the leadership intranet area. (See ? below)
4.  Group Members.  This event will be visible in the members extranet and leadership intranet to group members only.

Here's my questions:
1.  Re: Church Members.  Is this event visible to anyone who can log in to the extranet?  Or is it onlty visible to people who are "member status" designated as members of the church?

2.  Re: Staff.  is this event visible to anyone who can log into the intranet?  Or is it only visible to people who are "member status" designated as staff?

3.  Group members.  Am I right about this?

I guess my question is if I understand this feature correctly or not, and if I don't, then please help me know how to use this.

Thanks for putting up with me, the most high-maintenance customer you've ever had.

Marc

[Truman]

Hey Marc,

Here's how it works:

1. General Public - public web calendar
2. Church Members - anyone who can log into the extranet regardless of their member status (they will also see the events targeted to the general public)
3. Staff - basically for anyone who can log into the intranet (can also see any events targeted to general public and church members)
4. Group member - not implemented yet. But when it is, people with a login to the extranet would be able to see events targeted to "group members" if they are a member of that group for which the event was created.

The three priority levels (featured, highlighted and normal) are not yet implemented. But they will be in the implemented in the future upgrade of the web pages module. This will allow database driven blocks to be dropped into plain web pages. These blocks may include a featured event (as an example).

Truman

[Bridgecity]

Great.  That's really hepful.  Thanks.