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    Anonymous
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    So, I think I’m just being dense here… for some reason, I cannot seem to list all of the events that I’ve RSVP’d to. All I seem to get is my last name, and the number of events I’ve RSVP’d to.

    I believe I need to do something with a template, but essentially, what I’d like to see is this type of format (sorted by date/time ascending):

    DATE & TIME OF EVENT | NAME OF EVENT (with link to event details page) | SEATS RESERVED: # | LINK TO UPDATE MY RSVP | LINK TO CANCEL MY RSVP

    So, if I were using real data it might look something like this:
    1/10/19 8:00AM | Algebra 101 | 1 | Update RSVP | Cancel RSVP
    1/12/19 10:30AM | Brunch with Grandma | 2 | Update RSVP | Cancel RSVP
    1/12/19 2:00PM | Yoga In The Park | 4 | Update RSVP | Cancel RSVP

    etc… etc…

    And to make it look the prettiest, I’ll probably throw it into a table, but for now, just knowing what shortcodes, syntax, etc. to use would be very helpful.

    Thanks in advance

    #59340
    Franky
    Keymaster

    That’s only possible for logged in users of course. But then: use eme_mybookings, see
    https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/6-shortcodes/eme_mybookings/

    And the placeholders to use
    https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-8-bookings-list/

    Please do use the search function on this site and check the doc on the right.

    #59343
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I’m sorry but I read the docs and they honestly made no sense to me.

    The shortcode I get. The templating system I understand… but, as I tried to say, I couldn’t follow the RSVP listing doc to get the settings I wanted…

    I was hoping that by providing a real-world example of what I wanted to see, someone might be able to provide the syntax for me, and thus, for others who may need it in the future.

    #59344
    Franky
    Keymaster

    Use the placeholders mentioned in the link above in your template to be used in your eme_mybookings shortcode, that’s it …
    #_CANCEL_URL will give you the cancel url (or use #_CANCEL_LINK to have a clickable link)
    Update from the frontend is not possible
    #_RESPSEATS gives you the number of seats
    #_EVENTNAME will give the event name, and #_EVENTPAGEURL a link to it.

    The basic howto mentioned in the forum helps you along too:
    https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/forums/topic/how-do-i-get-started-with-eme/
    And then:
    https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/3-installation-and-usage/

    The reason I’m not offering the direct answer is because you need to know how to work with EME so you can make your own changes further down the path. People ask me all the time for discount codes etc … in return they promise a donation and many never actually donate. So I stopped providing the “real” answer and prefer to help people getting to know EME. I’m planning on adding videos in the future too (the second mentioned link above contains some older youtube videos and howto’s too).

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