A couple of Qs: overriding repeating events in Calendar, and refining access control in OG

OK here are a couple of questions that might interest someone here: 1. I have set up a calendar (6.x-2.0-rc6) and suppose we have an event which repeats every weekday from Thursday 12 March. I can specify dates on which the event doesn't take place (cool), but supposing next Monday 16th the Location is different - so I'd like to create an intance of the event that overrides the repeating one, without having to go back into the repeating event and specify 16th March as an exception. (I don't want event admins to have to both create the new event instance and modify the original ... too much likelihood for error!) Any thoughts on how to do this? 2. I like the way that in OG a group admin will always have permission to Edit any nodes in the group. I'd also like to be able to designate some posts within the group as privileged, so that only the admins can read them. Any suggestions? The OG docs page http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/og seems pretty clear that "You cannot use this module with other node access modules." Again, any thoughts? Ta muchly, Giles Kennedy

hook_views_pre_render

Well after a bit of fiddling round with theming (trying to suppress display of certain items in the view) I realised that there must be a better way. http://groups.drupal.org/node/10129 and http://views.doc.logrus.com/group__views__hoo... pointed the way... I wanted to manipulate the results generated by the view before they get presented. And Views 2 provides just that with hook_views_pre_render(&$view). Just fiddle with $view->result to your heart's content. Maybe there's a better way yet? For the OG question I think I'll just use taxonomy and hide certain posts from ordinary users using Views. It's not really an access control problem, I just don't want ordinary users to get listings of content that's not relevant to them.

Giles Kennedy --> www.alexoria.co.uk