Plugin Author
Franky
(@liedekef)
Registered users with the correct EME rights have access to the admin panel where they can edit/delete their own events. See the EME options, tab “Access” for the configuration of the rights needed, after which you can attribute those rights to your users.
Thread Starter
jurvrn
(@jurvrn)
Users don’t have access to the admin panel. I would like to implement deleting and editing events via the frontend form.
This will make working with the calendar more convenient and simple.
Plugin Author
Franky
(@liedekef)
Registered WordPress users always have access to the admin site, even if it is just for their own profile. Anyway, deleting and editing events is not possible via the frontend.
Thread Starter
jurvrn
(@jurvrn)
This is not very convenient. Сan this form be displayed from the administrative panel for example in a popup window or using the user’s personal account?
Plugin Author
Franky
(@liedekef)
No it cannot. There are just too many security issues for that. When registered users are logged in, when viewing the event in the frontend, the “edit page” at the top will edit the event and they can also then delete it. You can also use the #_EDITEVENTLINK or #_EDITEVENURL placeholders.
Thread Starter
jurvrn
(@jurvrn)
Please tell me how to use placeholder #_EDITEVENTLINK or #_EDITEVENURL.
Is it possible to make a button that just deletes an event without going to the admin panel?
for example
Plugin Author
Franky
(@liedekef)
No it is not possible, unless you make your own admin buttons somehow. I’m very strict on security and allowing an event to be deleted from the frontend is currently not implemented.
For the edit link, please see the documentation on how to use placeholders: https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/3-installation-and-usage/ . Just use the mentioned placeholder(s) in your single event format.
Thread Starter
jurvrn
(@jurvrn)
For the edit link, please see the documentation on how to use placeholders: https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/3-installation-and-usage/ . Just use the mentioned placeholder(s) in your single event format.
Sorry, I didn’t understand where to specify this placeholder (in shortcode, in page…). Give more detailed instructions.
No it is not possible, unless you make your own admin buttons somehow.
Сan I make an event delete button directly from the database? How do I determine the ID of an event record in the database? This button is for only author event.
Thread Starter
jurvrn
(@jurvrn)
Franky (@liedekef),
For the edit link, please see the documentation on how to use placeholders: https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/3-installation-and-usage/ . Just use the mentioned placeholder(s) in your single event format.
Sorry, I didn’t understand where to specify this placeholder (in shortcode, in page…). Give more detailed instructions.
No it is not possible, unless you make your own admin buttons somehow.
Сan I make an event delete button directly from the database? How do I determine the ID of an event record in the database? This button is for only author event.
