[eme_location] Returns the page describing a single location. Accepts the following arguments: id: the ID of the location you want show. template_id (optional): use a predefined format template for the location, instead of the setting configured in ‘Default single location page format’. See https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=51 ignore_url (optional): allows you to ignore the external url for this […]
Format templates are just the same as what you would enter in the header, footer, events list or location list format settings in the general EME settings. But sometimes you want to define a different format for event or location listings, depending on the page you are. In this case you can use the old
Multiseat events are just like multiprice events. But where you create price categories (or price levels) with multiprice events, here you can define (if wanted) the maximum available seats per price category. This means that if you define multiseats, the number of seat “categories” must correspond with the number of price categories (even if the
If you want an event to have multiple prices (e.g. different prices for students, children, …), it’s as easy as entering a price in the “Add New Event” window in the EME admin pages.The value entered should just specify all prices, seperated by “||”. An example (see also screenshot) for an event having 3 prices:
This defines the layout of the attendees list when using the placeholder #_ATTENDEES or when defining templates for use in the shortcode [eme_attendees]. The standard placeholders for events and people AND the extra placeholders mentioned below can be used: #_ATTENDSEATS displays the total amount of seats booked by the attendee for the relevant event. #_ATTENDSEATS{xx}
[eme_cancel_all_bookings_form] Inserts a unsubscribe form on a regular wordpress page. Accepts the following parameters: id: the ID of the event for which the unsubscribe form should be shown. The layout of the form is defined in the EME settings page, tab RSVP. There you’ll find “Cancel all bookings form format”. The placeholders can be found
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[eme_add_booking_form] Inserts a booking form on a regular wordpress page. Accepts the following parameters: id: the ID of the event for which the booking form should be shown. Example: [eme_add_booking_form id=4]
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The placeholder #_BOOKINGS gets replaced with a list of bookings for an event and the layout of that list is configured in the settings “Bookings list header”, “Bookings list” and “Bookings list footer”. These 3 settings and the shortcode [eme_bookings] can then use specific placeholders to show the info you want the way you want
The registration form is called inside a single event by using the placeholder #_ADDBOOKINGFORM (or alike) or independently on a page via the shortcode [eme_add_booking_form] or the shortcode eme_add_multibooking_form. The registration form can be completely customized. You can define any number of fields in the “Events => Form fields” page, then go to the “Events
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[eme_countdown] Returns the number of days until the next event or the event specified. Accepts the following optional argument: id: the ID of the event for which you want the countdown to happen. If not specified: count down until the first future event. Example: [eme_countdown id=25] Word of warning: this actually only shows the full-day