Works great now for some new features :)
like the ability to put people who sign up into groups preevent. In my search for event mods I ran across this one
http://www.eq2caladrius.com/Download...ils/id=14.html

demo of it in action
http://www.eq2caladrius.com/GEM/pg=15/eid=1.html

pretty cool

Hey, all. I just posted a minor bug fix. The next thing I am looking to do is remove the static Yes/No/Maybe options and make this configurable for anyone. I'm also planning on making a new add-on that will show the member's current RSVP's in his profile (i.e. "Event's I'm Attending")

If you figure it out let me know, exactly what I would like to do, already have the MMORPG options in the UserCP for class and level for the roster.

Cheers,

_V

They are using a variant hack based of this one: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=145287

Perhaps, but the other one is much cleaner, I would rather just add this format to your hack:

Count / User name / Class / Level / Comment

Cheers,

_V

Does this still not work with the Event Forums hack?

How can we modify this so it doesn't actually list out WHO RSVP'd to anyone but the admins/moderators? I'd rather it say "23 yes, 4 no, 5 maybe" rather than list out the people, but if you are an admin/mod it will say who said yes, no, maybe also...

Hello, I just installed this over at my forum.
I see it shows up in a calendar, but we have an even planning forum there for 4x4 trips we plan.

Is there anyway to get this to work with a forum section too such as where we plan our trips, or are we limited to just seeing it in a calendar?

Thanks,

I got it!
I had to add two more plugins, then follow the info to setup a calendar and the ID of the forum where I want the RSVP to show up in.

I have this mod and the vB Event Forums Users plus a bridge for the 2 mods and everything seemed to be working very well... Thanks Farcaster ..

However, if I switched the "RSVP Expirations" option to "Yes" then our members can not post comments or thank you message to expired past events (working fine with current active events) using "Post Quick Reply" or "Go Advanced" buttons. Usually members will automatically be transferred to a link with the following format:

eg: http://www.xxx.com/forum/calendar.ph...day=2007-05-24

which in turn give this error:

"Invalid $idname specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the webmaster"

Members of moderators won't run into this problem.

Currently, our members could get around this problem by using the "Quote" button instead.