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In the first event image case, customer needs to add a new event image again, can`t use old image from wp image lib. It has only upload option,
not option like they get when to add a ticket image where organiser get two option, one to upload and other to reuse their images already uploaded.
so the solution will work just for the second. This is one way not logical, why option in one case and not in other on the same form.
Here is the solution for part two atleast. Paste this code, into your theme’s functions.php file (or a plugin file).
add_filter( 'ajax_query_attachments_args', 'show_users_own_attachments', 1, 1 ); function show_users_own_attachments( $query ) { $id = get_current_user_id(); if( !current_user_can('manage_options') ) $query['author'] = $id; return $query; }So in other words, this particular feature is useless, because the full idea behind the community event plugin is to be able to do thing in the frontend without going to backend, for the organiser.
Other issue which i have already posted if it can be fixed soon, would be appreciated. It is not a very complicated issue as you have the solution , someone has to fix the template file for “my events” and direct the organiser to the right page.
https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/links-taking-the-contributor-to-wp-backend/
1. Yes its right what you have described.
However, while on the Event edit form, the “Edit” button won’t appear unless they deselect it and re-select the same one, in which case it’ll take them to the wp-admin editor. We logged this newly-discovered bug.
Going back to wp-admin is a issue. Organiser should be able to edit this on the front end.
2. And their needs a one more field for description of the organiser.
3. And on edit form i have to click some other user and back to the organiser i created, then the edit links appears.
Same problem with edit venue which i have created.
I have done all what you wrote above.
1. I don’t think you got the point. The Organiser submits a event, and then when they want to edit there organiser profile, the link takes them to wp-admin. Purpose is to not to take them to the back admin.
They have permission to edit their venue and organiser profile, but not to go to wp-admin, and it should be possible in the frontend not backend.
