“No valid email provided” error

There’s a small fix that will be done in the next version, but:

– assuming the email field is well present in the form (and if you view the html source, should have the id “email”)
– what is your email? If something internal: does it contain “weird” characters? The wordpress is_email function is not RFC nor i18n compliant ==> maybe I should switch to the php function FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL … I’ll check later this evening for that

Hi Franky.

– assuming the email field is well present in the form (and if you view the html source, should have the id “email”)
===> html source of the registration page?

– what is your email? If something internal: does it contain “weird” characters? The wordpress is_email function is not RFC nor i18n compliant ==> maybe I should switch to the php function FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL … I’ll check later this evening for that
===> it’s a valid work email that contains a period (.) in it… tested it with Send Mails | Test mail without issue..
have switched my user account email to my personal gmail accounts (with and without . in the email) and have the same issue (No Valid email provided)

Hi Franky,

i took a look at the code in eme_rsvp.php, line 624
$event['event_properties']['email_only_once']

it seems that it was affected by my setting in Event | RSVP, where i checked “Allow only 1 registration per unique email address”

Setting this option “Allow only 1 registration per unique email address” will give a No Valid Email Provided error.

Setting this option “Allow only 1 registration per person (combo email/lastname/firstname)” does not produce an error

Setting both options does not produce an error.

“1 registration per person” takes precedence over “1 registration per unique email address”, that’s the reason for that.
Could you try to change the line with is_email(…) in eme_rsvp.php to:

if (!isset($_POST[’email’]) || !filter_var($_POST[’email’],FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) {

But again: I need to update parts of that code … will try this evening

if (!isset($_POST['email']) || !is_email($_POST['email'])) {
changed to
if (!isset($_POST['email']) || !filter_var($_POST['email'],FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) {

still have the same error…

Whats the difference between both settings? the information in the fields (first/last/email) cannot be changed on the fly

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by canonite.

Please do check the latest dev-version (I’ll test later this evening too).