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How to find out who created an event?
How does one stop people who haven't paid (pending from pay later) from filling an event?(Event reminder) Exclude Participant who registered after the event!Is there a way to automate event feedback using Civi and Drupal webform?How to see who the individual is who registers multiple people for a paid eventHow to store template_id that new event is derived fromCiviDiscount based on group membershipEvent Search results - hide Event ID and display another custom fieldHow do I make a CiviEvent accessible to the public?WP Install: Event registration - registered by participant idprinting event confirmations
Is there an easy way to find out who created an event like how we are able to see who created an email?
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Is there an easy way to find out who created an event like how we are able to see who created an email?
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CiviCRM DOES store that information, but doesn't expose it to the user interface. So you have two choices:
- Check with SQL. This will give a list of all events with creators:
select ce.id, ce.title, cc.display_name from civicrm_event ce JOIN civicrm_contact cc on ce.created_id = cc.id;
Add WHERE ce.id = x
before the semicolon at the end to just show a single event (where x
is the event's ID).
- I wrote an extension that allows you to view (and change) the name from the user interface called Edit Event Manager.
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CiviCRM DOES store that information, but doesn't expose it to the user interface. So you have two choices:
- Check with SQL. This will give a list of all events with creators:
select ce.id, ce.title, cc.display_name from civicrm_event ce JOIN civicrm_contact cc on ce.created_id = cc.id;
Add WHERE ce.id = x
before the semicolon at the end to just show a single event (where x
is the event's ID).
- I wrote an extension that allows you to view (and change) the name from the user interface called Edit Event Manager.
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CiviCRM DOES store that information, but doesn't expose it to the user interface. So you have two choices:
- Check with SQL. This will give a list of all events with creators:
select ce.id, ce.title, cc.display_name from civicrm_event ce JOIN civicrm_contact cc on ce.created_id = cc.id;
Add WHERE ce.id = x
before the semicolon at the end to just show a single event (where x
is the event's ID).
- I wrote an extension that allows you to view (and change) the name from the user interface called Edit Event Manager.
add a comment |
CiviCRM DOES store that information, but doesn't expose it to the user interface. So you have two choices:
- Check with SQL. This will give a list of all events with creators:
select ce.id, ce.title, cc.display_name from civicrm_event ce JOIN civicrm_contact cc on ce.created_id = cc.id;
Add WHERE ce.id = x
before the semicolon at the end to just show a single event (where x
is the event's ID).
- I wrote an extension that allows you to view (and change) the name from the user interface called Edit Event Manager.
CiviCRM DOES store that information, but doesn't expose it to the user interface. So you have two choices:
- Check with SQL. This will give a list of all events with creators:
select ce.id, ce.title, cc.display_name from civicrm_event ce JOIN civicrm_contact cc on ce.created_id = cc.id;
Add WHERE ce.id = x
before the semicolon at the end to just show a single event (where x
is the event's ID).
- I wrote an extension that allows you to view (and change) the name from the user interface called Edit Event Manager.
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