Posted by minesota on August 10, 2008 at 6:48am
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| Project: | RSVP |
| Version: | 6.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | ulf1 |
| Status: | closed (fixed) |
Issue Summary
How to show a list of "attendees" and those who might attend
as a side block or as a tabbed view for an event to the surfers/ members who are
browsing that event ?
I tried several times with 'views' but got no success.
Comments
#1
I also need this very urgently! How to list attendees and might attendees in a block (maybe w/ using Views)?
#2
This sounds like a good feature.
rsvp for drupal6 shows the attendees in a list at the bottom of the invitation,
but at the moment not as block when a event node is shown.
Writing your own view is not a good idea because you work outside of the permission model you set up for the rsvp.
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Ulf
#3
I have "Show attendee names" enabled for an event on RSVP for d6 but it still isn't showing the list of people invited...neither for anon viewers nor auth viewers
#4
"Show attendee names" is designed to work only for invitees of an RSVP=>
Are Invitees allowed to see the names of other attendees or not.
Anon and authenticated users can not see attendees of a RSVP.
This feature could probably be added as a RSVP configuration setting to select roles with permission to see the attendees.
#5
#6
Maybe I should test some more as I'm confused by your comments
If an anon (no user account) invitee follows the link they get in the email, should they see the other people invited?
#7
Invitees (with and without useraccount) should be able to see the list of other invited persons based on the rsvp settings "Show responses" and "Show attendees"
In this regard there is no distinction between invitees with or without user account.
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Ulf
#8
I thought maybe by following an emailed invite's URL it may get them a bit more access.
So if an anon user stumbled by the site, they wouldn't see the invitees but if an anon user followed the link from their email, they would see them....wouldn't that be neat?
I have a site that I don't want to be bothered to manage users as there is little need for them to go to the bother of signing up for an account (other than this purpose really).
Just an idea (I have no idea if the above scenerio is possible)
#9
"So if an anon user stumbled by the site, they wouldn't see the invitees but if an anon user followed the link from their email, they would see them....wouldn't that be neat?"
Was my description really that bad?
I wrote "Invitees (with and without useraccount) should be able to see the list of other invited persons based on the rsvp settings "Show responses" and "Show attendees"
In my view that implies that anon users who received an invitation and follow the link from their email can see the list of other invitees.
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Ulf
#10
The upcoming rsvp 6.x-2.x-dev release will support blocks.
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Ulf
#11
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.