#2755 Suppressing selection of events in lowest level

[Bob Friberg]

I am using this to book a function hall at an American Legion. I would like to display the calendar so the public can view it and see if their date and time is available to rent and I was able to do so. The only problem is that they can click on an event and get sent to login popup. Is there anyway to suppress the selection of the events? On a side note I have no php experience and I was still able to work with thanks to the idiot proof way this was written. Great Job guys!!!!!

[Campbell Morrison]

There are two possibilities.

The first is to use "kiosk mode". This probably isn't what you are looking for, but I mention it just in case. This enables you to put a particular device, eg a tablet outside a meeting room, into a mode where it will just display the meetings for that day and room (or area).

The second would be to modify the MRBS code so that links aren't active unless you are logged in.

[Bob Friberg]

Ty Campbell. Just figure out have to do it. Lol

[Campbell Morrison]

Well the easiest thing to do is to write some JavaScript/jQuery to disable the links in the body of the table when the user is not logged in. You can put this in a custom JavaScript file.

[Campbell Morrison]

Something like

$('.logged_in .dwm_main td a).on('click', function(e) {
  e.preventDefault();
  return false;
}

and then also add some custom CSS to change the cursor.

[Campbell Morrison]

This works as custom JavaScript

$(document).on('page_ready', function() {
    $('body:not(.logged_in) .dwm_main td a').css('cursor', 'default').on('click mousedown', function(e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        return false;
    });
});

[Bob Friberg]

Ty sir. And I was almost there. Another year or two and I would have had
it!