[Frederick]

So I dug deeper and, while it’s rooted in the theme, it’s actually a question of permissions. I created new roles for my event submitter users, and they apparently don’t have permissions to access the taxonomies. What capability is needed in order for them to be able to see the list of taxonomies?

[Frederick]

Ah hell, nevermind, it’s a theme conflict. My bad.

[Frederick]

Hi Nico,

I tried all of the suggestions, as well as disabling my custom filter and the Filter Bar at the same time. None of them made a change. What’s the easiest way to get the currently applied filters on a page? It appears whatever the “default” filters are block the event, then when the filters are actively blanked out it does show up.

EDIT: And the audience filter is using the code I described here: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/generic-function-for-adding-custom-taxonomy-to-the-filter-bar/.

But, even when I comment out the filter, it’s still a problem whether the filter bar plugin is enabled or disabled.

Thanks,
Dan

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