[eme_people] Returns a list of people, optionally limited to a specific EME group. Accepts the following arguments: group_id: the ID of the EME group you want to show the members of. template_id: use a predefined format template for each of the persons matching the group (or all). See https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-12-people/ for the placeholders that can be […]
My Facebook Access Token stopped working On April 24th, 2018, Facebook made a change to their platform where any developer app which is still in “Development mode” will no longer be able to retrieve public data from their API. This caused a temporary issue with Access Tokens built into our plugin, which we have now
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Importing countries into EME is done by using a CSV file? The csv delimiter and enclosure can be specified during import. If the delimeter value is empty, then “,” (comma) is taken as value. If the enclosure value is empty, then ‘”‘ (double quotes) is taken as value. The first line should indicate the names
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EME helps you to achieve GDPR compliance. While some things (like alerting your visitors of the fact that you use cookies and also inform them about your privacy policy) remains your own responsibility, you can put the eme_gdpr shortcode on a regular wordpress page (with all the explaining you want to do) so people can
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Go in the EME member section and open up the import section there. Import members Importing members into EME is done by using a CSV file. The csv delimiter and enclosure can be specified during import. If the delimeter value is empty, then “,” (comma) is taken as value. If the enclosure value is empty,
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When defining a membership, a huge amount of work will go into the definition of the mails being send when someone becomes a member, pays, expires, etc … These mails can contain placeholders to make your life easier and be able to reuse these for other membership definitions. For members, all the placeholders used for
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The membership form is called independently on a page via the shortcode [eme_add_member_form]. There is no default form, you need to define one by creating a template with any of the following placeholders. Warning: if the shortcodes #_LASTNAME, #_FIRSTNAME, #_EMAIL or #_SUBMIT are not present, the form is not valid and will not be shown.
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[eme_add_member_form] Inserts a member form on a regular wordpress page. Accepts the following parameters: id: the ID of the membership for which the form should be shown. name: the name of the membership for which the form should be shown (if specified, this overrides the id-parameter). Example: [eme_add_member_form id=4]
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Importing discount groups into EME is done by using a CSV file. The csv delimiter and enclosure can be specified during import. If the delimeter value is empty, then “,” (comma) is taken as value. If the enclosure value is empty, then ‘”‘ (double quotes) is taken as value. The first line should indicate the
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Importing discounts into EME is done by using a CSV file. The csv delimiter and enclosure can be specified during import. If the delimeter value is empty, then “,” (comma) is taken as value. If the enclosure value is empty, then ‘”‘ (double quotes) is taken as value. The first line should indicate the names
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