First thanks for this excellent module.

I'm planning to add RSVP functionality to our events and running into a scenario; everything seems to working fine when I'm sending invitation to registered users only but when I'm including un-registered users (their e-mail addresses), its sending out the invitation but it opens the invitation to public(shows invitation tab on the event) and shows someone's name for e.g if I sent a invitation to bob@gmail.com and another user David browse through the event and click on "Invitation" tab; it shows him bob's invitation.

Another thing I noticed that in e-mail its not sending out the complete URL for the event. From the invitation note:

You can view the event by following this link:
http://www.sitename.org/node/

Thanks,
=gk

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gkapoor’s picture

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I think the confusion is because of "Invitation" tab available to anonymous user. Is there way I can hide that tab, as user can always use the Invitation URL from e-mail and for registered users, there is Action link(Reply to invitation) on event itself.

Thanks,
=gk

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Status: Active » Fixed

Thanks for reporting. This is a bug and will be fixed with the next available dev version 6.x-1.x-dev.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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Version: 6.x-1.0 » 6.x-2.0-beta1
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

Ulf,

I must commend on improvement you have made in latest release(s). I just tried beta1 version and noticed that you have resolved access control issues with invitation tabs and RSVP URLs in e-mail for registered users but for un-registered users it has been restricted. It gives a "Access denied" message and ask user to login (or register). Is it suppose to work like this?

I think if you are simulating features as evite.com then it should work similar where it allows un-registered users to RSVP and give an option to register (and create profile) and also hide their e-mail address in RSVP list in case the list is available to public.

my 2 cents!
=gk

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Assigned: Unassigned » ulf1
Status: Active » Fixed

Thanks for reporting.

Please use the newest dev version which should be available soon.

>but for un-registered users it has been restricted. It gives a "Access denied" message and ask user to login (or register). Is it suppose to work like this?

Unregistered guest should also see their invitations. That was a permission bug and has been fixed.

>and also hide their e-mail address in RSVP list in case the list is available to public.

That is also a bug and has been fixed. For guests the RSVP module should show only the name part of an email address. With the RSVP2 a guest also can change the name that is being displayed to other guests.

Thanks,
Ulf

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.