I use a multi-site CiviCRM installation with the CiviCRM Multisite extension installed and tuned : having Multi Site Configuration enabled and each site set with a Domain Group. I set all the proper user's roles in the Drupal permission page for each domain (use of domain access in Drupal 7).
But I struggle with the use of sub-groups.
Let's consider that for the site A-site, the Domain Group is A-group, and for B-site the Domain is Group B-group. Both A-group and B-group are parent group for a same child group C-group.
In one exemple that I have, a C-group that is shared group between different two sites shows a very different number of contacts : one gives 1488 Contacts and the other only 42 Contacts…
Site A > Domain Group is A-group > is parent of C-group > 1488 contacts
Site B > Domain Group is B-group > is parent of C-group > 42 contacts (The site B has no access to the missing 1446 contacts)
I cannot explain why there is a difference of contacts that belongs to C-group depending on they are on the A-site or the B-site.
The 42 contacts belongs both to B-group and C-group, the missing 1488 Contacts belong only to C-group.
The CiviCRM Multisite doesn't consider a shared sub-group between sites ? What is the criteria for a contact to belong to a site or another ? Should I understand that to belong to a (same) sub-group is not the condition to belong to a site ?
Is there a way to include in the selection process the use of sub-groups (child groups) ?
