Does Community Events interact with Userpro?

[Grant Rollo]

Hi

This is a little long winded but I want to give you the full picture of our aims..

I already have Events Calender PRO and Im also using the Eventbrite plugin. We use Userpro for creating accounts and WordPress Business Directory Plugin (wpbdp) to allow members to edit company listings.

Im trying to tie everything together so that when a user logs in they can go straight to a page where they are given options to create/edit a company listing, add job vacancies and also add/edit an event.

The idea is that once this is done, a visitor can go to that company’s listing page and see their profile, job vacancies and any events they have coming up. Vistors would also be able to go to the events menu (event calendar pro listings page) and select our hosted events or community events.

For the Event Calendar Pro integration part of this process I need to know if :

1) The Community events create/edit pages can be tied to a Userpro login (not it’s own login) so that a user can either click a link to the create/edit pages from a redirected page after Userpro login.
2) You can setup Community Events so that a user is automatically put into a single category (“member events”) and have no options to change this.
3) You can add a link to certain listings search (for example, say Disney create 10 events – would there be a hyperlink to a listing page of only Disney’s events that I could put into their profile page?)

Thanks for your help.

G Rollo

[Geoff]

Hello Grant, thanks for getting in touch!

Good questions. Let’s see if I can breaks these down one at a time.

1) The Community events create/edit pages can be tied to a Userpro login (not it’s own login) so that a user can either click a link to the create/edit pages from a redirected page after Userpro login.

I do see one other thread where someone was trying to accomplish something similar. I see there was very little follow-up in that thread but perhaps it gives you enough ammo to work with.

While we can’t guarantee that The Events Calendar and Community Events will seamlessly integrate with other plugins, we do offer a full 30-day refund on all purchases–that would give you plenty of time to give it a test drive and see if it will work for you.

2) You can setup Community Events so that a user is automatically put into a single category (“member events”) and have no options to change this.

While there is no exact setting for displaying/hiding categories from the Community Events form, you could target those category options and hide them with CSS. So, for example, that might look like:

#tribe-community-events #event-categories ul li #tribe_events_cat-36 {
display: none;
}

3) You can add a link to certain listings search (for example, say Disney create 10 events – would there be a hyperlink to a listing page of only Disney’s events that I could put into their profile page?)

Each member does have a page where they can see only the events they have submitted. That URL is not unique to the user, but I imagine could use the default WordPress WP_Query to create a new query for a specific user and pull in just the tribe_events post type for that person. Here’s a rough example of how to do that.

Does this help answer your questions? Please let me know. 🙂

Cheers!
Geoff

[Geoff]

Hi Grant, I see my last reply was marked as the correct answer, so thanks for following up! Please feel free to hit us up if any other questions pop up and we’d be happy to help. 🙂

Cheers!
Geoff

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