[Thomas]

Hi Nico,

i figured out what the problem is.
(after switching back to the default template and deactivating other plugins without luck)

We have two kinds of events: public and special trainings.
So we used a plugin (UAM) to add access rights to the events and event categories.

After adding public holidays as events recently, with no special access rights set,
I noticed that they appear immediately when switching between months. (without having to refresh)

So the UAM plugin must not be working correctly with the dynamic reloadof the content.
We will deactivate the plugin and add check-functions to all the view-files where the events are linked
to check if the event is public or not before outputting the content.

One “challenge” that remains, is that we still need some sort of hidden/unlisted link to the events or category lists for inviting group members that are not logged in but that’s another topic.

so feel free to close this thread.
thx & cheers

(btw I entered the url and other information when creating this thread)

[Thomas]

Alright..
thx for your reply Josh, I wasn’t sure if I understood your suggestion exactly but
I think I found a solution by using a plugin that allows me to add roles to the categories.
Also I am using one of the regular post fields to check if the user is allowed to view this event before the html content in the calendar is rendered. (by comparing the role with that specific post field)

Seems to work so far, but we still have to test this in detail.

[Thomas]

+1
We have been looking for a way of restricting access to certain categories, too.
(as we use the same calendar for different groups)

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