• Resolved Limeyard

    (@limeyard)


    I have set anonymous event submission, but the only way I can get access to the form is by logging in. What am I missing?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • In addition to allowing anonymous event submission, you also need to set the default user for anonymous event submission and that user must have a role with permission to submit events.

    You can set the user role capabilities by going to Event > Settings and then select User Capabilities in the General tab.

    Thread Starter Limeyard

    (@limeyard)

    Thanks for the prompt response. It’s much appreciated.

    However, there is no ‘submit events’ option in the user roles. If I use the ‘publish events’ option the event is published without being held for approval.

    I must be missing something else?

    Give them permission to “Edit Events” this will give them permission to submit events.

    Thread Starter Limeyard

    (@limeyard)

    Tried that, but the event is published without being held for approval.

    Just give permission to Edit Events but don’t give permission to Publish Events.

    Thread Starter Limeyard

    (@limeyard)

    That’s what I did.

    I’ve just noticed a role called ‘pending’ ,so I have changed the user’s role to that with ‘edit_events’ permitted. I shall try that.

    Thread Starter Limeyard

    (@limeyard)

    The result is the same, I’m afraid.

    Thread Starter Limeyard

    (@limeyard)

    And Test 7, without permissions! I keep clearing LS cache with ‘purge all’.

    https://www.ticknalllife.co.uk/calendar/

    Thread Starter Limeyard

    (@limeyard)

    My apologies. I have remained logged in for most of these tests.

    Having logged out, I am now at the beginning of this thread again, with ‘Access unauthorized’.

    I’ll get my coat.

    I created a new user called Anonymous and gave them the Contributor role. When I created an event in an Incognito window it was not published but remained in the Pending state:

    Here are the permissions for contributor:

    Thread Starter Limeyard

    (@limeyard)

    Finally, a result!

    No permissions given. And for the first time, I was asked for my name and email address. I had thought about that, all along.

    Thanks for your company Jon.

    Thread Starter Limeyard

    (@limeyard)

    Just to be clear, I gave my anonymous user the subscriber role and didn’t grant any permissions.

    It just worked. Let’s hope it continues to do so.

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