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Event organisers are reluctant to make their events public when space is very limited.
The current workaround is to make the page private and ask people not to share which is not perfect.
Also as Kickback, we would like to show all event pages visible to the public.
User flow
At /event/$EVENT page, the user sees that event is invite-only
When the user clicks "Apply", it shows the message and input
When the user fills in and click "Submit", it shows "The request was submitted|
Until accepted, the page shows "Currently your request is waiting to be reviewed"
Once accepted, the page shows the RSVP button.
Admin flow
At /event/$EVENT/admin/edit page, the organiser can toggle "enable whitelist"
If the whitelist is enabled, the organiser can add the following optional info
- message
- external link (optional if people have to fill in)
- question
At /event/$EVENT/admin/whitelist page, it shows the list of applicants
- username
- status (requested/accepted/registered)
- answer
Like "participant" list, show the following info if "show private info" toggle box is ticked
- real name
- address
- email
An admin can accept or revoke the applicant from the white list
Optional
Notify the user via email
Show warning if someone registered without the request accepted (by bypassing frontend)
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Event organisers are reluctant to make their events public when space is very limited.
The current workaround is to make the page private and ask people not to share which is not perfect.
Also as Kickback, we would like to show all event pages visible to the public.
User flow
Admin flow
Like "participant" list, show the following info if "show private info" toggle box is ticked
Optional
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: