[Thomas]

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[Thomas]

Alright thank you.

[Thomas]

Feature request made.

https://tribe.uservoice.com/forums/195723-feature-ideas/suggestions/9895035-no-captcha-recaptcha

Vote at will.

[Thomas]

Hello Nico,

Thank you for your reply. The ideal strategy was to use the shortcode to place the event submission and event list components within the content of a page so that we could use VamTam to add visual elements, such as sliders and headers, which exist on all the run of site pages. It seems that these elements will have to be hard coded into the php files. Just to clarify, attempting to use shortcodes with PermaLink will just result in a redirect to the actual page correct? That is currently what I am seeing at the moment.

In regards to the login page, the strategy is to basically remove “wp_login_form();” on:
the-events-calendar-community-events\views\community\edit-event.php

and replace it with our own script?

Thank you

[Thomas]

Issue resolved.

Thank you

[Thomas]

Please disregard. I just realized that the edit function only appears when you are logged in as admin.

Thank you.

[Thomas]

Awesome I’ll give it a quick try. Thank you again.

[Thomas]

Thank you for your response. I imagined that was the likely solution. Alternatively, would it be possible to remove the category section all together and allow the administrator to assign an appropriate category during their review?

If so, could you guide me to the proper section to remove? Thank you very much.

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