I thought the capability to send emails to the users on the RSVP list existed, but it's not showing up. I was able to hack the PHP code to force it to show by lessening the requirements to display, but it apparently doesn't work or at least the email hasn't gone out What's going on with this function? I really need it.

Scratch that, it works. Still had to hack the code though to make the only requirement that I was event owner. There was another requirement that was causing it not to display.

Let me know what you changed and I will see if I can include it in the main release of the plugin.

Well all I changed was the allow statement:

Original:
$allow = $allowemail > 0 && $my->id > 0 && ($event->created_by == $my->id ||$my->authorize('com_zcalendar_event','manage'));


My change:
$allow = $my->id > 0 && ($event->created_by == $my->id ||
$my->authorize('com_zcalendar_event','manage'));
}
return $allow;

It's like it was looking for an allowemail parameter to be set true, but I never saw a setting for it. I figured my modified allow statement matched the export list allow statement so it would be alright.

And it does show up, and it does work sort of. The cursor position is all crazy.

I mean I'm happy to help you here, but it would be a different situation had I not paid for the pro version specifically for the RSVP plugin. I just don't feel I should have to fix these kind of things if you are going to charge that amount of money you know?

I'm trying to roll out my site within a month or so and I really don't want end users to have to see these bugs.

The allowemail option is a setting in the calendar view. Set it there under the plugin tab to enable or disable the ability to send e-mails to RSVP users. Since it is not a bug, I am going to leave the code as is for now.

I may be wrong, but I swear I had that enabled before. I'll try again. At the very least the cursor does do some strange stuff, however when you type the email.