There's no indication as to which image is the event image. If you upload multiple images, it just pulls the first one. I think it would be good to separate out the event image or have the ability to pick it from the list if there's more than one image.
You can already do that. There's an option under the Event Tools menu to set a cover image based on whatever images you've already uploaded.
I'm not keen on having the event image in the sidebar. I think wider cover photo images have a much better impact. Some people create really fancy graphics for their event images, and if it's relegated to a small square on the sidebar then it means there's not much space to make a nice big photo. Also, because it's in the sidebar it means the image appears quite far down the page on mobile instead of being at the top when it loads.
It's configurable, I've just chosen to whack it in the sidebar. You can put it in the header or not show it at all.
Autocompletion of the location from the Google API would be useful.
Agreed! I'll see what I can do on this front.
I really like the RSVP section with all the button visible, and the ability to change your status easily. I never understood why they were hidden away in a drop down on xenatendo.
Thank the excellent feedback from testers about this.

It also tells you why you can't RSVP if that applies.
I can't see where to invite people?
That seems to have gone AWOL. Will track it down.
The gallery is interesting, but it seems sort of disjointed and hidden as it's not obvious to the user that uploading multiple images will create a gallery.
I'll look in to making it a bit more obvious.
I see lots of other events in this widget, but they're not there when I click on them:
That's a bug I'm tracking down (though, I think I've realised what's causing it).
Also in case my above note was missed, how are multiple calendars handled? Can we (permission based) allow members to maintain their own calendars? If so it's pretty powerful.
Admins set them up in the ACP and can assign permissions on a per-usergroup and per-user basis. It
could work for personal calendars but it probably wouldn't scale well. Personal calendars is something that I've been thinking of doing but I didn't really think they'd get much use since most people have a tool of choice for one of those, unless I'm missing a potential use case here? Or if you're referring to users just being able to maintain /moderate events in a calendar, that's doable with permissions.
Also one feature that xenattendo 2 did which is handy is the filter by location/radius/distance to event. Would be good to see it here.
Agreed. I shall look in to it.
