Posted: August 20, 2018 at 8:29 am
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Hi Teresa, While there are no shortcodes for this, what you can do is use the WordPress author archive. WordPress doesn’t include custom post types like events in the author archives by default, but you can add them. You add this code to your site:
You can add the above to a functions plugin or, if available, into your WordPress child theme’s functions.php file. Then, you go to yoursite.com/author/author_name and you’ll see a list of their upcoming events there. Also, if they use the Event Espresso > Events list table in the admin: If the organizer is the author of the event, and their user role does not have the ee_read_others_events capability, then they’ll only see a list of their events there. |
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Hi Josh, |
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Hi Josh, |
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The correct image’s url https://inscribeme.es/participante.png |
Hi Teresa, That link appears to be dead, however, I can tell you we don’t have any form of ‘front-end event manager’ for EE4 which it sounds like you are looking for. One option that is available if the user as the event author is to create a role on that the site that only gives access to EE in the admin and also only shows the current users events (the events in which the user is set as the author). Would that work for you? |
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