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I have finally got testing going on my custom civi modules & I found that when I did Participant Create under a user with more limited permissions (register for event) I got an eNotice on activity create. It turned out that when it creates an activity it tests the event through CRM_Event_BAO_Event::getEvents & if the event id is not returned it can't create the activity. The getEvents function doesn't return the event id if the event is inactive, not current, or the user doesn't have a level of permissions an anonymous user wouldn't normally have (e.g. edit all events )

I would argue that if a participant is created then an activity should be created & checking doesn't belong. If there does have to be checking, however, I don't think permissions should be checked for creating an activity.


        } else if ( $activity->__table == 'civicrm_participant' ) {
            require_once "CRM/Event/BAO/Event.php";
            $event = CRM_Event_BAO_Event::getEvents( true, $activity->event_id );
           
            require_once "CRM/Event/PseudoConstant.php";
            $roles  = CRM_Event_PseudoConstant::participantRole( );
            $status = CRM_Event_PseudoConstant::participantStatus( );
           
[b]            $subject = $event[$activity->event_id];[/b]
(last line gives the E-Notice)