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Michael King
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May 5, 2022 at 7:09 pm
I have a situation where I could use the ability for someone to see registrations at the start of or during an event, ie see the reservations for an event, and download the registrations csv. I really don’t need the person to have any write/change/delete privileges. I know there is a plugin(s) to create EE4 user roles, but I don’t need that degree of complexity.
If I gave them an account with WordPress Subscriber role would that allow them do see what’s happening for an event? Or is there some other way I could implement that?
Thanks!
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Tony
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May 6, 2022 at 6:52 am
Hi there,
I know there is a plugin(s) to create EE4 user roles, but I don’t need that degree of complexity.
That’s actually exactly what you need, some level of control over the capabilities a user account has, right?
If I gave them an account with WordPress Subscriber role would that allow them do see what’s happening for an event?
A subscriber account within WordPress does not have any access to the Dashboard (and therefore nothing within Event Espresso) so no, this would not work.
We don’t have a way for you to allow a user to have access specifically to the registration list and download the CSV without having other access along with it.
May I ask do you need specific details for each registrant or just a registration list of names for example?
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