[brandonlemley]

Rob,
Thanks for the quick reply. I absolutely understand that as hard as we all try, bugs happen. I really appreciate the reply and detailed information on the situation that both you and Brian provided. As a developer, I can also appreciate your process and attention to detail during the testing phase. I’m not sure why the interim fixes didn’t work for me, but it sounds like you guys have the situation under control and that a fix is in the works. Until then, I created some code that checks the database for draft events and publishes them out. That seems to be working for us in the interim.

[brandonlemley]

Brian,

Thanks for the quick reply. I test both solutions you mentioned again. The code provided here (https://gist.github.com/caseypatrickdriscoll/7dcfe972e1b8870acef6) didn’t seem to work for me. My test post was recorded as a draft. The default status for submitted events is “Published”. We’re running community events in a production environment and my client is getting frustrated. Any more word on a specific timeline? I’ve seen enough posts on the forum that perhaps a blog post is warranted? Thanks for the help!

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