gunbunnysoulja

Any other thoughts or suggestions as to how I can troubleshoot?

Author has everything checked in user capabilities. Would that prevent it from being sent? ie would it recognize them as an admin or something instead of author? I wasn’t sure how the system was recognizing non-admins.

Event Published
An email will be sent to an administrator of your choice when an event is published by users who are not administrators.

I have the same issue. ElementGreen, can you clarify/fix the code by any chance? Do I throw that on functions.php or the mass-messaging.php?

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#nav a:focus, #nav a:hover, #nav a:active, #nav li li a{
background: #fd7800;
}

Problem is custom css area seems to mess up some code, such as > and & so when those sections are removed it works. Not sure how to fix this as I have some custom css code I’d prefer to use with those.

Awesome, got it working. Thanks so much!

Okay, I’ll try this:

<?php echo $EM_Event->event_attributes['Days Requested'] ?>

Edit, I was able to add to Buddypress Profile Events via the Table List settings, so that was VERY easy… How could I add to events.php table?

No, it doesn’t work for me as it uses the same email list as it does for subscriber events, which works fine. All of the author capabilities are checked.

Correct, the authors already have accounts.

What is the intended usage of the published e-mail settings? It sounds like it is suppose to be built in to achieve my desired use case.

“Event Published
An email will be sent to an administrator of your choice when an event is published by users who are not administrators.”

My reasoning for this is we have Team Leads that have the ability to publish events for their subordinates, but I also need the Team Leads bosses to get notified when they create events for themselves.

Please let me know, as it would be great to have this working

EM is 5.5.3.1.

Yes, I edited profile template as shown above. All that if/else code was removed to the code below it, which is working as desired now, but I’m assuming it’s not the “right” way to do it. I haven’t noticed any drawbacks yet though.

It seems count checks against the future scope. So if they had no future events, it wouldn’t show any events.

I am using 5.5.3.1 EM along with 0.8.4 FullCalendar.

Correct, author publishes immediately with no approval.

I think the issue had to do with:

if( EM_Events::count($args) > 0 ){

Not sure of the correct way to fix, but I just removed a bunch of code from

if( EM_Events::count($args) > 0 ){
		echo EM_Events::output($args);
	}else{
		?>
		<p><?php _e('No Events', 'dbem'); ?>.
		<?php if( get_current_user_id() == $bp->displayed_user->id ): ?>
		<a href="<?php echo $bp->events->link . 'my-events/edit/'; ?>"><?php _e('Add Event','dbem'); ?></a>
		<?php endif; ?>
		</p>
		<?php
	}

to

echo EM_Events::output( array('owner' => $bp->displayed_user->id, 'category' => '26,27', 'scope' => 'year',) );

I just realized who it shows for vs those who’s are missing..

So if an owner has an event that is in the system in the future, it shows all correctly as desired…

If not, none show.

Doing that shows all events, not just those associated with the owner. So I need it to associate with the user as its for their personal profile, but using owner somehow acts if there are no events for most users.

Correct