Version: 2.0.1, by Farcaster
Developer Last Online: Jun 2014
Category: Calendar Enhancements -
Version: 3.7.0
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Released: 05-08-2008
Last Update: 05-08-2008
Installs: 263
DB Changes Uses Plugins Template Edits
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This modification will allow your members to RSVP to events on the vBulletin calendar. By default, members can respond "Yes," "No," or "Maybe," as to whether or not they will be able to attend an event, but you can modify or add to the list of responses members are presented with as you desire. Below are a list of features with new features in version 2.0 highlighted.
Specify some or all of your calendars to use the RSVP system.
Set whether an event accepts RSVPs during event creation / edit.
Allow members to specify if they will be bringing a guest.
Event owners can set the maximum number of guests each member may bring.
Events can be set to close RSVPs on the day of the event or before.
RSVP comments (up to 65k character limit, configurable)
Timestamped RSVPs
Moderators and event owners can remove member RSVPs from events.
Attendance list can be set to display member avatars.
Improved handling of differing timezones and daylight saving times.
Configurable Response options. You aren't stuck with Yes, No, Maybe. You can setup whatever responses you want.
When events are updated, RSVPs will not be deleted unless the event moved to a different day, or the end date of a ranged or recurring event was shortened. Changing the recurring options will still automatically delete the associated RSVPs.
The ability to suppress RSVP deletions on event update entirely, if you wish, although this isn't recommended.
You can now specify a maximum number of attendees for an event. After the maximum is reached, you can configure members to either receive an error or have their response (RSVP) automatically changed to something else. This could be used to create a wait-list bucket, for instance. There won't be any automated system to move members from the wait-list if a space becomes available in this revision, however.
The time stamp on the RSVP is no longer changed unless the member when the member simply updates his comments. The date will only be changed if the member changes from one response to another (i.e. Yes to No).
Please be aware that the following modifications currently WILL NOT work with this revision until they have been updated:
Upgrade Instructions: Please note that version 2.0.0 of this modification has changed the way the event times are determine for ranged and recurring events. You may "loose" some RSVPs on events as they will no longer be visible.
- 1 xml upload
1. Use the Product Manager to import the product file product-rah_calendar_rsvp_2_0_1.xml. Be sure to ALLOW OVERWRITE.
Installation Instructions
- 1 XML upload
- 1 template modification
1. Use the Product Manager to import the product file product-rah_calendar_rsvp_2_0_1.xml
2. Use the Style Manager to find and edit your calendar_showeventsbit:
Near the bottom of the calendar_showeventsbit, find:
HTML Code:
</form>
Below that add:
HTML Code:
$rsvp_form
That?s it. You should now configure any changes to the default options you like.
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I've installed this on my National forum (I have to keep the old version on my local forum until the integration with the events forum mod is complete), and now, when my Alaskan members post an event, even when they specifically check that the time is in Alaskan time, it changes it to Eastern time.
Is there a setting I need to fix? The calendar is specifically for the Alaskan members,
I ve not yet installed this mod because I have a question.
In my forum we have many times discussions about the date of our event (for example a member's meeting) and i noticed in the description of this mod that If i change the date of the event all the RSVPs are deleted My wish would be to put a date and then that I could change it without loosing people who subscribed to this event.
The best addon would be to have a poll for the event, where I could ask which period or which days are the best choice for the people interested to come to the event and the fix later, the final date.