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Ability to Set Security Permission for Individual Event Items

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Ability to Set Security Permission for Individual Event Items

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Hello! Currently, there is no way to work on an event without publishing it. An individual security permission is available with Content Channel Items, why can't it be with Event Items as well? 

Having the ability to set permissions for each event item is very helpful for both Staff Worker and Rock Administrator while the event is developing and not yet ready to be published. As a Rock Admin, I am constantly trying to come up with idea how to better present the event details and just found the Content Channel is a great way to do it but how can I play around with Lava without publishing an event so I can work on it without confusing people that it is still under development? If each individual event item can have it's own security permission, I can set it to only allow Rock Admin to View that event item and I don't have to worry about other people seeing that event and might see errors or issue while working on the details.

Photo of Jackson UySubmitted by Jackson Uy, Lake Avenue Church  ·   ·  Event
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