EE does not have a method to associate ‘People’ with a WP User account, however, if you set that “Person’s” users account as the author of the event you can set EE to only show that user ‘their’ events/registrations within the admin.
Would that work?
They would see a limited version of what you (the site admin) see within EE.
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however, if you set that “Person’s” users account as the author of the event you can set EE to only show that user ‘their’ events/registrations within the admin.
So I tried to make one of the instructors’ user accounts with an “Event Creator” role, I could not assign her as the author of the event, and she didn’t have any view of EE at all in the admin area.
When I switched her role to “Event Administrator”, I could assign her as the author of the event, but now she has view of almost everything in admin, not just her own events.
Is there a different role I should use? What is the correct way to do what you suggest?
Either of the above plugins will allow you to edit a role’s capabilities. In other words, you can add capabilities or remove capabilities to a role.
From there, you could take either approach:
1) Remove capabilities from the Event Administrator role
or
2) Add capabilities to your custom “Event Creator” role.
The documentation includes a detailed Google doc that outlines each capability:
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