[Grant Bivens]

Hi Jonah,

Any update on this?

Thanks,
Grant

[Grant Bivens]

Send notification to user that their event has been published when events are set to be moderated.

[Grant Bivens]

Yes, I’ve got everything at the current latest version. I’m a little behind on WP core updates… I’m at 3.3.1 so that also might be a factor. I’ve got a temporary fix in place for now as I don’t have time to test and debug this further. I just though I would see if Alan would mind sharing his fix.

[Grant Bivens]

Alan,
Can you elaborate on where this function is located? I’ve looked through the main files of TEC and TEC Pro and can’t find it anywhere. I’m experiencing the same issue for all users with a role less than Editor. Editors can see the saved venues just fine but anyone lower just get the “no saved venues yet” message.

This is a big problem for me as I have a very complex site and am using RoleScoper to manage who can edit what. By default everyone is set as a subscriber and granted access to edit just their sections.

Thanks,

[Grant Bivens]

Good deal… glad you’ve found it useful. Sorry for all the garbage code insertion attempts above. Maybe a mod can clean them up 🙂

[Grant Bivens]

Sorry for the multiple posts but I just wanted to clarify that the above code examples are getting jacked up. Please use the code on pastebin: [code][/code]
/* $message .= ” . $this->getEditButton( $post, __( ‘Review Event’, ‘tribe-events-community’ ) ); */
$message .= ‘Review Event‘;
[code][/code]


/* $message .= '' . $this->getEditButton( $post, __( 'Review Event', 'tribe-events-community' ) ); */
$message .= 'Review Event';


/* $message .= ” . $this->getEditButton( $post, __( ‘Review Event’, ‘tribe-events-community’ ) ); */
$message .= ‘Review Event‘;

Sorry if this looks like crap. Moderators please feel free to edit out the ones that aren’t correct. If all those fail here is the code snipped on pastebin: http://pastebin.com/bgmq9YTP

[Grant Bivens]

Doh, formatting on my code example is off above… I’m not sure what code tags to use on this site so hopefully one of the following will work:

[code][/code]
/* $message .= ” . $this->getEditButton( $post, __( ‘Review Event’, ‘tribe-events-community’ ) ); */
$message .= ‘Review Event‘;
[code][/code]


/* $message .= '' . $this->getEditButton( $post, __( 'Review Event', 'tribe-events-community' ) ); */
$message .= 'Review Event';


/* $message .= ” . $this->getEditButton( $post, __( ‘Review Event’, ‘tribe-events-community’ ) ); */
$message .= ‘Review Event‘;

Sorry if this looks like crap. Moderators please feel free to edit out the ones that aren’t correct. If all those fail here is the code snipped on pastebin:

http://pastebin.com/bgmq9YTP

[Grant Bivens]

Like Jason I am also experiencing this issue in my workflow.

I think what Jason and I would both like to see is in the notification email sent to calendar admins needs to have a direct link to the edit event page in the WordPress backend instead of the review page on the front end. Here is an example of the two links:

Review link in email currently takes you to:
/events/manage/edit/event/12345/
That is basically useless if the goal of alerting admins of a new event is to allow them to publish the event (when events are set to be moderated).

Instead the ‘Review Event’ link should go to the following url:
/wp-admin/post.php?post=12345&action=edit

To solve this issue for the time being I have hacked a core file within the community events plugin. If anybody needs to use this fix for themselves here it is:

In /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-community-events/lib/tribe-community-events.class.php

I commented out line 1260 and added a new line below it. Here is what mine looks like:

/* $message .= ” . $this->getEditButton( $post, __( ‘Review Event’, ‘tribe-events-community’ ) ); */
$message .= ‘Review Event‘;

Where http://www.example.com is your domain.

I know there is probably a better way to get the blog url but this works great for me. It’s been a long day and I’m satisfied with hardcoding my domain in the file for now. Hopefully this can be fixed in the next version. This should get me by for now.

[Grant Bivens]

+1 to Timothy’s suggestion of a URL field for venues (July 14, 2012)

Also I might like to suggest that we have the ability to either rename the .ics files or have it set with the blog’s name. Currently the .ics file is hard-coded to download as “iCal-TriveEvents.ics” which might confuse some users. Either making that “-Events.ics” or adding a field in the settings for the plugin to be able to put in whatever name we wanted would be most excellent. As of writing I’m using ECP 2.0.7.

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