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Posted March 5, 200717 yr Customer has suggested via a ticket a centralized moderation queue for calendar events, as presently you have to view each month one at a time to approve pending events.
March 5, 200717 yr Thank you Brandon for so elegantly opening up a chance for me to advertise one of my mods, (OV22) View Invisible Calendar Events v1.0 :"In the IPB Calendar it's sometimes difficult to find all the events submitted by your members that need to be approved before they become visible. You check the current month and the next one, but what if someone has posted about an event six months ahead of time, or two years? This search tool makes it possible for you and your super moderators to gather all invisible events in one list. You can sort by the date of the event, or by the date of when the post was submitted. You can also, of course, select whether you want the results in ascending or descending order.Note however, that this is just a search, it doesn't make it easier to approve more than one event at a time or facilitate moderation itself in any way."
March 5, 200717 yr I would like something like the way in the IDM, where you can view all pending files and such. That would be great, but I rarely use the calendar. Maybe if you could import or export things into iCalendar
March 11, 200717 yr Hey Brandon, if you recall you built a simple mod for our boards that does this already (puts a queued marker in the calendar area of the homepage).
March 12, 200717 yr Yes, I recall. :) It is a great suggestion, easy to implement, but makes a certain function much easier. I just wanted to post it here so no one forgot.
March 5, 200816 yr Yes, I recall. :) It is a great suggestion, easy to implement, but makes a certain function much easier. I just wanted to post it here so no one forgot. If I'm not mistaken this hasn't been implemented yet... Would be nice though! :D
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