Posted: June 22, 2015 at 11:39 am
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So I set-up the event manager role. For testing purposes I created a new user, made then an event manager. Assigned that manager to a region. Then logged in as that manager and created an event. The event however doesn’t show up in their list…nothing does. The event does show up in the list for an admin though. What did I miss? |
Hi Greg, Can you make sure the filters are set correctly in the event list? Screenshot: http://bit.ly/1BHAUMA |
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No screenshot…that URL takes me to a Slack sign in page…I tried to sign-up but it wouldn’t let me. |
Hi Greg, This looks like the screenshot that Jonathan meant to share with you: https://slack-files.com/T02SY781D-F06M4RGA3-23294e7faa Besides checking the filters, I’d add that you can check to make sure that when you’re logged in as admin, the event author is recorded as the user that’s set up as the event manager. |
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Oops. Sorry about that Greg. Yes, the link Josh shared is the correct one. Thanks Josh! |
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OK, so I checked the filter thing out…no go there: http://d.pr/i/6BXw and you can see that the creator is my test account: http://d.pr/i/1fqd9 |
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Hi Greg, Event Managers and Regional Managers work in slightly different ways. Event Managers An Event Manager can only view events that they create. So if you logged in as an event manager, you will not see any events until you make one as that user. Regional Managers Regional Managers can only view events that are tied to their locale. How this works: A locale is created So if you have a locale called UK, and assign it to a regional manager, they can only see events with a venue assigned to them that also has the locale UK. Make sense? So in answer to your original question, I think that you are missing the venue from the event (and that venue having been assigned a corresponding locale). |
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OK…still struggling to get this right and maybe it is going to take you logging in and looking at what I’ve done to figure it out. Let’s start here, this is what I want to do. I want to have events that are accessible by a specific person, however, I don’t want that person to have access to events they are not a part of. So if I am a race organizer for a 5K in town I want to be able to manage my event, but not see any other events. Here is what I have done. 1) I’ve created a user and assigned them the role of regional manager (http://d.pr/i/16RQq). Regional managers have these capabilities, http://d.pr/i/146xa. 2) I’ve made it so regional managers have this control, http://d.pr/i/1a06n. 3) I created this locale, http://d.pr/i/1jIm1. 4) My locale is assigned to this venue, http://d.pr/i/1l5PQ. 5) I login as my test user and create an event. 6) I then login as my admin and make sure the correct venue is assigned. 7) I log back in as the regional manager and there is no event, http://d.pr/i/1bA6X. I’m sure I’m missing something small…but it is small enough to keep this from working. |
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Hi, Go to Event Espresso > Regional Managers. Edit the Regional Manager, and make sure the locale is selected and update. Screen shot http://take.ms/n4Nlq |
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Yes!!!! Thank you, that was the missing piece. |
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Excellent! Sorry that it was so complicated, but I’m glad you have got it working now! |
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OK…one more question related to this. Now that we see the event and it is set-up, the only thing that didn’t seem to work smoothly is the questions and question groups. When I went to add questions to the race under the username of the regional manager, it didn’t list all of the question groups for me to choose. Then, when I went back to my username and tried it, it was the same way (I couldn’t add current question groups that had already been made up in our system). Is there a way that we can make all of the question groups available to be chosen when setting up an event? |
Hello Greg, Try this sample coding for making question groups available to all event managers: https://gist.github.com/joshfeck/bc142af122836b3a081b It can be added to your child theme’s functions.php file (do not include the opening php tag) or a site specific plugin: https://eventespresso.com/wiki/create-site-specific-plugin-wordpress-site/ — |
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Thanks Lorenzo, I added that code to the theme of my site in the functions.php file…but I don’t see my questions come over. We have a group of questions called “Runner Information” (http://d.pr/i/10r6w) that isn’t showing up. What do you think? |
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One of my guys just sent me this, not sure if it is helpful or not: I just looked up the question groups and they are the same way. Each user has “Personal Information” and “Address Information” question group with them listed as the creator (so, there are multiple “Personal Information” question groups and multiple “Address Information” question groups). But for each additional question group (the custom ones that we came up with), there is only one and you are listed as the creator. |
Hi Greg, Please be sure to use the function that works with the permissions pro add-on: https://gist.github.com/joshfeck/bc142af122836b3a081b#file-modify_permissions_pro-php |
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Ah yes, this does seem to make a difference, thank you. |
You’re welcome. |
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