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Hi Franky,
can i place a subevent within an event without coding-experience?
The reason is, it’s an event with different options on two days. Day one we have 150 seats in 6 bookable categories. Day two we have 60 seats in 4 categories.
Or is the only way to create two independent events? Here we have the problem that only persons, which booked on day one are allowed to book on day two!
Looking forward for a solution,
rgds
Werner
Without a bit of coding this won’t be possible. Using the filter called eme_eval_booking_form_post_filter can accomplish this (if it is a one-shot thing you want). The example on this page can help you (just change “$event_id=$event[‘event_id’];” with “$event_id=xx” with xx being the “master” event id):
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/12-hooks-and-filters/
With multibooking form this will not work either, right? I tried, but failed.
Multibooking? For sure not …
Maybe the only option you have is to give people a code after registering for the first event, and ask for that code the second time they register (and check that code either manually or via the filter eme_eval_booking_form_post_filter)
This is an old thread, but in the newer versions you can link events together (rsvp-wise), and that should do what you want.
THX a lot for the hint, i’ll give it a try next time i need this.