Front-end management pages only display logged-in user's events

if you enable user capability edit_others_events that should do but it will include other user events.

All the user capabilities are checked. The problem exists for admins and authors, on Firefox and IE.

So neither of these user levels can see events created by others?

Is this just IE and Firefox, or Chrome too?

I haven’t tried on either Chrome or Safari.

I have a solution. It involves changing replacing 5 lines of function em_events_admin in events-manager/em-template-tags.php with 2 if statements:

function em_events_admin($args = array()){
...
			//template $args for different views
//if statement below replaces 4 lines of code
			if( current_user_can('edit_others_events') ) {
			    $args_views['pending'] = array('status'=>0, 'scope' => 'all');
			    $args_views['draft'] = array('status'=>null, 'scope' => 'all');
			    $args_views['past'] = array('status'=>'all', 'scope' => 'past');
			    $args_views['future'] = array('status'=>'1', 'scope' => 'future');
			} else {
			    $args_views['pending'] = array('status'=>0, 'owner' =>get_current_user_id(), 'scope' => 'all');
			    $args_views['draft'] = array('status'=>null, 'owner' =>get_current_user_id(), 'scope' => 'all');
			    $args_views['past'] = array('status'=>'all', 'owner' =>get_current_user_id(), 'scope' => 'past');
			    $args_views['future'] = array('status'=>'1', 'owner' =>get_current_user_id(), 'scope' => 'future');
			}
...
			//deal with view or scope/status combinations
//if statement below replaces one line of code
			if( current_user_can('edit_others_events') ) {
			    $args = array('order' => $order, 'search' => $search);
			} else {
			    $args = array('order' => $order, 'search' => $search, 'owner' => get_current_user_id());
			}

...
}

@darvdombach Thank you! Seems to work beautifully!