Intentionally duplicating events does not allow the new creator to edit it

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  • #218753
    gatewaydevelopment
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    We have a user with Author privileges whose role is to create new events, and manage the ones they have created.
    Everything is working as expected so far, except for this one hiccup:

    When the user duplicates an event created by another user, the new event is still listed under the original user, meaning the ‘new’ author cannot edit it.

    I can understand why it is this way, but the expected behaviour is for Events Calendar to duplicate the event, then change the Author to the person who duplicated the event.

    #218902
    Brook
    Participant

    Howdy gatewaydevelopment,

    That would make sense to me as well. One thing I do not understand, how are you duplicating the event? Are you using a third party duplicator plugin?

    – Brook

    #218929
    gatewaydevelopment
    Participant

    Aha, yes; it’s been such a part of our workflow for a while, that it didn’t even cross my mind.
    We’re using post duplicator, and of course the logic would be in that plugin, so I’ll follow up with them.

    Thanks!

    #218949
    Brook
    Participant

    Ahh that all makes now. I hope they are able to get that swapped around for you, it sounds like a great plugin. Cheers!

    – Brook

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