Show pricing details from multiprice in RSVP emails

[Anonymous]

While I see where I can get TOTALPRICE easily, is there a way to email out the details of what a user registered for? For example if there are two prices for seats and the user registers for 2 of one price and 1 of the second price, can I show that info in the RSVP emails?

[Franky]

Well … apparently not. Moving to feature requests to be implemented asap. It shouldn’t be too difficult to create #_TOTALPRICE1, 2, 3, …. placeholders.

[Anonymous]

Great! thanks…

[Franky]

implemented in trunk:

http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/799478

[Anonymous]

Thanks for adding this feature, it is a nice addition.

I added this changeset and tried using it, but could not get the #_TOTALPRICEx to show the amount… instead I kept getting the value of the #_TOTALPRICE with the ‘x’ concatenated at the end. So if the total cost was $203, I was seeing $2031 for #_TOTALPRICE1, and $2032 for #_TOTALPRICE2, etc.

I also could not get #_SEATS to work but #_SPACES did, so that was great. I tried using #_SPACESx also to get the individual counts of the multiprice, but they also showed as above. (ie. if total #_SPACES = 5, then #_SPACES1 was showing ’51’.

Is there anything I have overlooked in making this change?

[Franky]

No, you’re correct: it’s a bug. That part of the code is fine, but the str_replace just below is causing the problem. I’ll need to resort to preg_replace for that as well.

Moving to bugs, hoping to fix it this evening.

[Anonymous]

Thanks Franky – I’ll check back later.

[Franky]

See if this solves it:

http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/821551

(untested, please let me know the results)

[Anonymous]

hmmm, the #_SPACES1 was as before, showing “601” (if #_SPACES=60)

The #_TOTALPRICE placeholder is not returning the values, but rather repeating the placeholder name. In the email where I was getting $102 for “#_TOTALPRICE” and $1021 for #_TOTALPRICE1, now I am getting “#_TOTALPRICE” and “#_TOTALPRICE1”

Sorry for the news, hope that it is a simple fix from here.

[Franky]

I only made the fix for #_TOTALPRICES, #_SPACESxx never existed (yet), #_RESPSPACESxx did.

This should now fix it for #_TOTALPRICESxx (easier fix than before):

http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/821720

And this for #_SPACESxx:

http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/821722

[Anonymous]

hmm, I’ve checked my updating and it appears I have correctly transferred the changes, but now I am getting more errors.

My bad on not realizing that there was a #_RESPSPACES placeholder already – I would have used that. I did place it in my test email to try it, and it also exhibits the same problems as the #_SPACESx : for #_RESPSPACES1 it shows “601” (if #_RESPSPACES=60)

I am still not getting the values for #_TOTALPRICE or #_TOTALPRICEx, the text “#_TOTALPRICE” or “#_TOTALPRICE1” is showing.

The additional problems have cropped up here:

In the RSVP:mail, where I have ” #_EVENTNAME on #m #d, #Y. “

what I am now seeing is: ” MyEventNameArrayth on Array4 25, 2Array14. “

I also am now getting errors in the custom fields display in the emails.

I was getting the correct values for my formfields, but now here I use #_FIELDS in the rsvp email, I am getting::

“MY_Field Name: Array” instead of “MY_Field Name: 3”

I did notice that in changeset http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/821720

on line 1144, it shows

#$placeholders = array(‘#_RESPNAME’ => $person, ‘#_RESPEMAIL’ => $person, ‘#_RESPPHONE’ => $person, ‘#_SPACES’ => $booking,’#_COMMENT’ => $booking, ‘#_TRANSFER_NBR_BE97’ => $booking, ‘#_TOTALPRICE’ => $total_price, ‘#_FIELDS’ => $field_replace );

which appears to be being commented out by the prior line. I tried removing the “#” at the beginning of the line, but to no avail.

Perhaps I made some mistakes on while making the edits, but I double-checked them all and I think I have it correct

So very sorry for the trouble here!

[Franky]

I just got around to testing it here locally, so finally it works 🙂

#_TOTALPRICExx is working ok for me, but my last change created a bug for #_SPACESxx, which is now fixed by:

http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/822426

But I don’t know on what base you started patching of course … eme_rsvp.php went through a lot of changes. So if you want all latest features, I suggest you get the latest dev version in a whole.

[Anonymous]

Thanks Franky, I will try this tonight when I get home, if I need to get the latest dev version, where is the best place to find this?

Thanks again for all of the efforts!!

[Anonymous]

Mine is still not working, but was there another changeset (besides 822426) in your last reply? If not, could you direct me to the latest dev version, as I want to make sure I get the right version at this point. Thank you!

[Anonymous]

I used the version at the page bottom of 822426, and am getting a fatal error when trying to register:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function eme_transfer_nbr_be97() in …/wp-content/plugins/events-made-easy/eme_rsvp.php on line 596

where should I find the missing function?

[Anonymous]

FOUND, in eme_functions.php

OK, yeah!! success – so far looks good!

I will test it some more, but I think we are there –

THANKS A TON!!!

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