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[Anonymous]

First off, thank you making this…pretty cool stuff. I’m not super-techy, but hopefully you can understand my question 🙂

I installed the plugin with the hopes of being able to create events that people can RSVP to in a similar style as Evite/PaperlessPost. By that, I mean that I can email invites out to addresses that are not registered with the WP site. The the recipient would then be able to access the invite AND their response with that link or their email address.

I installed the plugin and set up some events and responses, create multiple tickets/multiple seats, etc. However, if I access the event from the calendar widget it will allow me to register multiple times – doesn’t matter if I am logged into WP or not nor does it matter which email address I use in form. If I am logged into when WP when I access the event, it DOES acknowledge that I have responded already but it (1) lets me register again and (2) does not show me my registration selection nor allow me to modify it.

Am I trying do something the plugin was not designed for?

Thanks in advance,

[Franky]

See the filter example of eme_eval_booking_form_post_filter at http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?p=305

And read this too: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?topic=problem-with-_is_registered-tag/#post-51001

[Anonymous]

I read through the two links and feel pretty comfortable with that functionality now. However, I am still trying to figure out one thing…

Assuming a WP-user has registered for an event, I would like to load their registration when that user accesses the event and give them the ability the update their registration. The only thing I can figure out to come close is show there booking and give them the button to cancel it.
[eme_bookings id=146]
[eme_delete_booking_form id=146]

But [eme_bookings id=146] just returns text. Is there a way to have it load the event form with the fields populated?

[Franky]

Update registrations is not possible in the frontend.
Concerning the eme_bookings shortcode: you need to use the template variables too.
And inside a single event, you can use the relevant placeholders to show the cancel booking form too:
#_REMOVEBOOKINGFORM
or
#_REMOVEBOOKINGFORM_IF_REGISTERED
Which is kind of identical as using [eme_delete_booking_form id=#_EVENTID] inside the single event format.
Also, there are cancel links in the user’s profile.

[Anonymous]

thank you. I’m about to go live with EME. Assuming all goes well, what size donation do you typically receive/expect?

[Franky]

You are free to donate what you want. The more you donate, the more I can donate to a good cause.

F.

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