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"Response" button is invisible a mount of time before event start.

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Hi guys,

Last week, we created and announced that users needed to RSVP on our event page to be eligible to win prizes.
We noticed that "Respone" button was missing about 15 minutes before the scheduled start time.
I don't know whether It is your business rule for event.
If this is your rule, Please help me to disable this rule because we don't need this even this is conflict with meaning of event.

Please response us soon because we have a same event on Wednesday(16/07)

Thanks and best regards.

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Hi Cheryl,

you can do it by using override documentation.jomsocial.com/wiki/Customizing_Template :
/components/com_community/templates/default/events.viewevent.php

and edit it

line 44:
From
<?php if( $handler->isAllowed() && !$isPastEvent ) { ?>

To
<?php if( $handler->isAllowed()) { ?>

Regards,
Albert

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Hi Albertus,

With your answer, you meant that Jomsocial have that rule ?
I just want to make sure that the "Response" button is not disable before event start.
I don't want it always visible.
Please answer me soon because I am going to have an event tomorrow.
BR,

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Hi Cherly,

sorry for late respond, because we on different timezone here. my timezone GMT +8

I just want make sure, do mean this?



this code
$handler->isAllowed()
mean, the user have permission to that event.
and this code
!$isPastEvent
mean the event is not as past events.

simple say that button will visible if the event still not end yet.

Regards,
Albert

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Thank you very much Albert.

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