@gonyeahialam: Could we get some design input on this ticket (i.e., exactly how the button should look)? Thanks in advance!

In T312945#8148492, @ifried wrote:

@gonyeahialam: Could we get some design input on this ticket (i.e., exactly how the button should look)? Thanks in advance!

@ifried View the complete designs on Figma here
For event page visitors who are not organizers
Registration closed:

Event ended:

This looks great. Thank you so much, @gonyeahialam!

Pinging engineers so they can take a look and provide any questions/comments before we move it into our sprint board: @cmelo @Daimona @MHorsey-WMF.

In T312945#8157376, @ifried wrote:

Pinging engineers so they can take a look and provide any questions/comments before we move it into our sprint board: @cmelo @Daimona @MHorsey-WMF.

LGTM!

Change 823660 had a related patch set uploaded (by Daimona Eaytoy; author: Daimona Eaytoy):

[mediawiki/extensions/CampaignEvents@master] Expose reason why it's not possible to (un)register in commands

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/823660

Change 823754 had a related patch set uploaded (by Daimona Eaytoy; author: Daimona Eaytoy):

[mediawiki/extensions/CampaignEvents@master] Show reason why users cannot register on event page

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/823754

Event Ended:

Registration Closed:

User is blocked (but also was registered as a participant)

User is the organizer

User is logged out (and event is active)

User is a participant

User is logged-in but not a participant

All of the above are functioning as expected, but I have a question on the following.

If the user is a participant, but event has ended. Text reads You are attending!:
@Daimona, @gonyeahialam - below picture shows what displays currently when user is a participant but event has ended. Is this acceptable or is this something we should change? Should it also (or instead) say that event has ended to let the participant know it is over?

@vaughnwalters @Daimona

My idea for this is that it You are attending becomes You attended

Also, what does it mean for a user to be blocked? How do users know they are blocked?

In T312945#8180433, @gonyeahialam wrote:

My idea for this is that it You are attending becomes You attended

SGTM, pinging @ifried to confirm. Also, do we want that to be its own task?

Also, what does it mean for a user to be blocked? How do users know they are blocked?

See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Block_and_unblock

Change 823660 merged by jenkins-bot:

[mediawiki/extensions/CampaignEvents@master] Expose reason why it's not possible to (un)register in commands

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/823660

Change 823754 merged by jenkins-bot:

[mediawiki/extensions/CampaignEvents@master] Show reason why users cannot register on event page

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/823754

In T312945#8180230, @vaughnwalters wrote:

Event Ended:

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Registration Closed:

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User is blocked (but also was registered as a participant)

---

User is the organizer

---

User is logged out (and event is active)

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User is a participant

---

User is logged-in but not a participant

---

All of the above are functioning as expected, but I have a question on the following.

If the user is a participant, but event has ended. Text reads You are attending!:
@Daimona, @gonyeahialam - below picture shows what displays currently when user is a participant but event has ended. Is this acceptable or is this something we should change? Should it also (or instead) say that event has ended to let the participant know it is over?

@vaughnwalters how will this look for a blocked user who hasn't registered/

@gonyeahialam

Event is closed and user who has not registered is blocked locally through Special:Block

Event has ended and user who has not registered is blocked locally through Special:Block

If a user is blocked and suppressed globally through Special:CentralAuth though they can't see the event at all because they won't be able to log in.

@vaughnwalters What if the event is still open and registration ongoing what does the blocked unregistered user see?

In T312945#8208059, @gonyeahialam wrote:

@vaughnwalters What if the event is still open and registration ongoing what does the blocked unregistered user see?

Open event, registration ongoing, unregistered user who is blocked locally through Special:Block

In T312945#8208948, @vaughnwalters wrote:

In T312945#8208059, @gonyeahialam wrote:

@vaughnwalters What if the event is still open and registration ongoing what does the blocked unregistered user see?

Open event, registration ongoing, unregistered user who is blocked locally through Special:Block

As someone from a region that gets blocked regularly due to no fault of ours, there seems to be no way users can tell why they can't see a Register button and can assume the registration is closed. If I remember correctly, whenever a blocked person tries to perhaps edit a page they are redirected to a page that informs them they have been blocked.
Can we keep the register button and direct blocked users to a blocked info page when they click on it? cc @Daimona

In T312945#8210858, @gonyeahialam wrote:

As someone from a region that gets blocked regularly due to no fault of ours, there seems to be no way users can tell why they can't see a Register button and can assume the registration is closed. If I remember correctly, whenever a blocked person tries to perhaps edit a page they are redirected to a page that informs them they have been blocked.
Can we keep the register button and direct blocked users to a blocked info page when they click on it? cc @Daimona

We can probably do something similar, I was just wondering if it'd be good UX to include a CTA that is not actually usable. At any rate, it should probably be its own task because the changes needed are not trivial.

In T312945#8212201, @Daimona wrote:

In T312945#8210858, @gonyeahialam wrote:

As someone from a region that gets blocked regularly due to no fault of ours, there seems to be no way users can tell why they can't see a Register button and can assume the registration is closed. If I remember correctly, whenever a blocked person tries to perhaps edit a page they are redirected to a page that informs them they have been blocked.
Can we keep the register button and direct blocked users to a blocked info page when they click on it? cc @Daimona

We can probably do something similar, I was just wondering if it'd be good UX to include a CTA that is not actually usable. At any rate, it should probably be its own task because the changes needed are not trivial.

The alternative is to put a note in the UI that the user has been blocked

Since the original work outlined in the ticket has been completed, I have opened a separate ticket T317347 to handle the blocked users' experience. @gonyeahialam are you ok with signing off on this task, and we can continue the work on handling blocked users on the new task? Thanks.