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What controls which ‘Question Groups’ are available to Event Administrators to add to an Event?
We have two Administrator accounts and different sets of Question Groups seem to be available on the Event Overview screens, between the two accounts.
I’ve noticed there is a notion of ‘My Groups’ and ‘All Groups’ on the ‘Manage Question Groups’ screen. And that delineation plays out in what groups are selectable by the two Administrators when creating Events. How do we make it so question groups created by one Administrator are available to the other Administrator?
Is there no way to keep the Roles and Permissions add-on, and use it to accomplish the outcome we are looking for? We like the feature of having different WP Editors having different levels of interaction with Event Espresso.
What controls which ‘Question Groups’ are available to Event Administrators to add to an Event?
With Roles & Permissions it’s the owner of the question group. You can’t use a question group you didn’t create.
How do we make it so question groups created by one Administrator are available to the other Administrator?
Currently the only way to do this is to log in as the other administrator and assign that question group to an event. Alternately, if all your users are administrators, there’s no point in using Roles & Permissions at all, so you could probably just deactivate that plugin.
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