Holiday lists can be used in recurrent events and the shortcode [eme_calendar]. A list of holidays is a list of dates or range of dates (one per line) in one of the following formats: YYYY-MM-DD YYYY-MM-DD–YYYY-MM-DD (this indicates a range of days) Next to that, you can specify the holiday name, extra calendar CSS class […]
[eme_attendees_report_link] If the user is logged in and has the permissions to list registrations, this shortcode generates a link to a CSV export for the attendees/events (events as rows, dates as columns, attendees as cell entries) in scope. It accepts the following parameters: event_template_id id of the template used for the event row headers (if
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This defines the layout of the calendar when using the shortcode [eme_calendar]. The standard placeholders for events AND the extra placeholders (in this case only conditional tags) mentioned below can be used: #_IS_START_DAY returns 1 if the calendar day corresponds to the start day of an event #_IS_END_DAY returns 1 if the calendar day corresponds
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Will show all bookings for the logged in user, based on the layout given by the templates or by the generic booking list format. Accepts the following arguments: id the optional event id (or comma-separated list of ids of the events) you want to show bookings for, so you can now show only the bookings
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Inserts a booking form for multiple events on a regular wordpress page. Accepts the following arguments: id: a comma-separated list of event ID’s you want to show the booking form for. category_id: a comma-separated list of category ID’s you want to show the booking form for. Can be used instead of the id-parameter to avoid
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The cancel all bookings form is called inside a single event by using the placeholder #_CANCELBOOKINGFORM or independently on a page via the shortcode [eme_cancel_all_bookings_form]. The cancel all bookings form can be completely customized. You can go to the “Events => Settings” page, tab ‘RSVP’ and change the general layout of the cancel all bookings
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Reason In the past, there was an inconsistent behaviour when placeholders needed options: #_ATT{…}{…} #_TOTALPRICE… #_SUBMIT[…] and others This resulted also in some unwanted behaviour where square brackets of wordpress shortcodes were matched as possible options for placeholders. This has now been made consistent and the syntax for #_ATT{…}{…} is being taken as a reference.
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[eme_attendees] Returns a list of attendees for a single event. Accepts the following arguments: id: the ID of the event you want to show the attendees for. See also the examples below. Either this option or the scope option is required to be present (see below). When using ths shortcode inside a single event format,
[eme_bookings] Returns the page describing the bookings for a single event. Accepts the following arguments: id: the ID of the event (or comma-separated list of IDs of the events) you want to show the bookings for. See also the examples below. Either this option or the scope option is required to be present (see below).