Contact Details

You could add a custom attribute to display the contact.

Yes, i know but i have seen in the help section that we can use all this tag :

Contact Details
The values here are taken from the chosen contact for the specific event, or the default contact in the settings page.

#_CONTACTNAME
Name of the contact person for this event (as shown in the dropdown when adding an event).
#_CONTACTUSERNAME
Contact person's username.
#_CONTACTEMAIL
E-mail of the contact person for this event.
#_CONTACTURL
Website of the contact person for this event.
#_CONTACTPHONE
Phone number of the contact person for this event. Can be set in the user profile page.
#_CONTACTAVATAR
Contact person's avatar.
#_CONTACTPROFILELINK
Contact person's "Profile" link. Only works with BuddyPress enabled.
#_CONTACTPROFILEURL
Contact person's profile url. Only works with BuddyPress enabled.
#_CONTACTID
Contact person's WordPress user ID.
#_CONTACTMETA
Display any user meta of a WordPress account by including the meta key, e.g. #_CONTACTMETA{dbem_phone}

If you’re using BuddyPress then the contact person is the person that created the event. Anyone with the permission to edit events can go to the My Events page and create a new event.l

Thank you for your response. in fact I’m looking for a way to assign an organizer for the events. It is not necessarily the one who creates or submits this event.

So I’m going to use Custom Attributes. How can I test if a field is filled to display a section?

So, i found all i need here :

https://snippets.webaware.com.au/snippets/events-manager-conditional-placeholders-for-custom-attributes/

If you create a custom attribute then you can use a conditional placeholder to conditionally display that field. For example:

{has_att_Contact}#_ATT{Contact}{/has_att_Contact}

So, you don’t need to create a code snippet to do this.

• This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by joneiseman.

Your right !

• This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by GreWeb.