The answer I found was that there is no way to restrict them from editting one of someone else's entries.
It is a feature they said they might impliment in v7 whenever that is released. It should be a function that is easily added depending on their php coding. I would also like to see them allowing more than 20 categories.
I guess meanwhile I have to do the event updates for +1000 students... Or I think another alternative way is using MySQL. I am storing my events in MySQL DB, so I can create a custom interface which will interact with MySQL DB directly. Create another table for event users and assign then username and passwords...
I have searched this discussion on user restrictions and I am wanting to confirm that there is currently no way (other than customizing on my own) to restrict users from adding or editing events. I need to only have an admin who creates and manages the events. I don't want the people who are customers to be able to do anything other than read the events on the calendar. If there is something I have missed, please point me in the correct direction.
Just don't give them a user... Anybody can view... just leave it at that.
The question that was addressed here was if it was possible to restrict one user from modifying another user's events. This will be possible in version 7, but for your situation, there is no problem since all you want them to do is view the events.
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