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So the 2 are now working together with DR's fix?
I'm desperately hoping someone codes a piece where an admin can remove people that have signed up to an event and you don't want them to have attenedance for whatever reason. Anyone? |
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Getting a similar html problem here - but otherwise things seem to be working so far on my test board..
Right after the text of the event, I get this: *Event text here*<p><strong></strong></p> <ul> <li><a href="member.php?u=331">dodgechargerfan</a></li> </ul> Edit: If I click the "unattend" link in the calendar event, this gets left in the thread: <p><strong></strong></p> <p><i></i></p> Hopefully, this helps steer someone towards a resolution. I'll keep digging to see what I can figure out, but I'm no expert. BTW, Thanks for everyone's work on these plug-ins and the plug-in for the plug-ins. :) |
Also, this:
"Works: You can Attend or UnAttend in either view, showthread or Calendar. " Does not work for me. I don't see a link for the attend/unattend in the showthread. While viewing the thread, I don't see any link to the calendar entry at all.. |
Well, the code that's doing that is in the "calendar_roll" template.
Not sure why it's not working though.. |
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This is a great hack. I am looking forard to implementing it on my site. Thanks!:)
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But I've made some progress! If I replace username with say field14 in this part of the plugin: Code:
if ($_REQUEST['ea'] == "attend") How do I get both variables to show up!?!?! |
What about something like this?
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