rizshahnawaz

Barry: I just learnt
When someone else posts a community event with his or her login, they don’t see RSVP section / option.

When I login in as an Admin and click on Edit Event (that is posted by someone else). I can see the RSVP option.

So, I think your plugin section is not visible/available to a member who is not logged in as an admin but only as a user. Can you do anything about it?

If possible please visit MedicalEvents.com and try to login as a user and add an event.

I know it may be to much top ask but will appreciate if it can be fixed.

Actually that was on https://indiaseattle.com which uses the same. Np he did not have an admin. Since we use community events add on, he simple clicked on submit event, register and follow the process of adding an event.

I will try to create a new admin account and see but RSVP should be available to anyone submitting event. That’s why I requested you to
register and add attest event. This will tell you all.

I truly appreciate your help

Barry:

I just noticed something strange. A couple of days back a friend of mine posted an event on indiaseattle.com.He called to look and Edit. I noticed that RSVP section was there, when I logged in with my Admin account.

I have no explanation for that. Can you visit https://medicalevents.com, register and check if you see RSVP section.

I will take your advice and host a staging site.

I did try to deactivate them and use another but could not see the menu. I have sent a message to Theme-fusion, the Avada theme developers. Lets see how they respond. Barry I did talk to you once before. This is Shah from Seattle WA.

Thanks Barry:
Yes it is activated on all my sites and there is no notification.
Here are my sites:

MedicalEvents.com
IndiaSeattle.com
SeattlePakistanis.org
SeattleSikhs.com

I wonder if some plugin is causing that

Shah
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