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Hey, there!
I have two questions:
First, to make life easier for event publishers who need to "approve/publish" events, is there a way to create a link to (like a menu item) a list of unpublished calendar events? I know that a user can select unpublished events from the admin panel, but is there a way to start a list viewing unpublished events? Alternatively, when "publishing" an event, the admin panel re-defaults back to showing published event, which makes publishing multiple events from the front end tedious. Is there a way to change this behavior?
Second, when I give a user the permission to delete all events, they also are able to change the event creator when they add a new event to a calendar. Is this intended behavior? (I've "solved" this problem by using a custom layout for the new event page that does not include the event creator field, but that doesn't seem like the ideal way to do that.)
Thanks!
I have two questions:
First, to make life easier for event publishers who need to "approve/publish" events, is there a way to create a link to (like a menu item) a list of unpublished calendar events? I know that a user can select unpublished events from the admin panel, but is there a way to start a list viewing unpublished events? Alternatively, when "publishing" an event, the admin panel re-defaults back to showing published event, which makes publishing multiple events from the front end tedious. Is there a way to change this behavior?
Second, when I give a user the permission to delete all events, they also are able to change the event creator when they add a new event to a calendar. Is this intended behavior? (I've "solved" this problem by using a custom layout for the new event page that does not include the event creator field, but that doesn't seem like the ideal way to do that.)
Thanks!
Hello,
1. Yes, you can create an external menu item type to point to your event calendar using the url and then add: ?published_fv=1
2. Yes, if they can delete all events then they have full rights to edit too.
Many thanks
Tony
1. Yes, you can create an external menu item type to point to your event calendar using the url and then add: ?published_fv=1
2. Yes, if they can delete all events then they have full rights to edit too.
Many thanks
Tony
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Hello,
1. Yes, you can create an external menu item type to point to your event calendar using the url and then add: ?published_fv=1
2. Yes, if they can delete all events then they have full rights to edit too.
Many thanks
Tony
1. Yes, you can create an external menu item type to point to your event calendar using the url and then add: ?published_fv=1
2. Yes, if they can delete all events then they have full rights to edit too.
Many thanks
Tony
JEvents Club members can get priority forum support at the Support Forum. As well as access to a variety of custom JEvents addons and benefits. Join the JEvents club today!Join the JEvents club today!
You are very welcome.
Many thanks
Tony
Many thanks
Tony
JEvents Club members can get priority forum support at the Support Forum. As well as access to a variety of custom JEvents addons and benefits. Join the JEvents club today!Join the JEvents club today!
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