avdude

Please see this thread Thread

Shortcode spelling error, it should be {EVRREGIS}.

Also only have one shortcode per page. The eventlist shortcode should not be mixed with calendar shortcodes.

Thank you for including a link. It is always easier to offer support with more details and information. After following the link to your site, and looking at the form action, the form is suppose to total the fees when you change the quantity of the fee type, basically a javascript on change event. When the fee total changes, it triggers another event that enables the Submit button. Neither of these are happening.

The javascript file that does this action, and one that does validation are in the public folder with the registration form, however if I try and run either script on its own, I get a Forbidden error from your site. Likely related to folder permissions.
You have several options to determine if this is the issue. I would suggest to copy the file calculator.js.php from the public folder to the Event Registration root folder and modify the file er_public-form.php (nice layout changes BTW!) around line 114 and change
<script type="text/javascript" src="'. EVR_PLUGINFULLURL.'public/calculator.js.php?tax='.$tax_rate.'"></script>
to
<script type="text/javascript" src="'. EVR_PLUGINFULLURL.'calculator.js.php?tax='.$tax_rate.'"></script> basically changing the filepath to the location of the plugin root.

The plugin uses wp_mail to send emails. So if all of your settings are correct, then the email should work.

I would suggest starting by changing your default email address in the settings for the plugin. Try another address from a different provider. There are issues with mail servers where they may not accept mail if it is not sent from the server with the same domain.

When you create an event, in the event setup, there is a tab, where you check what primary fields you want on the form. Uncheck all that you do not want. The plugin only must have First, Last and email, all others are optional. To add fields that are not in the primary list, there is a menu option for custom questions. Go to that and select the event and add any custom questions you want on the form. Custom questions appear on the form after the primary questions.
For fees, you can make fees for any type such as adult, child, early registration, late registration, whatever you want in the fees menu.

Generally you have an error in one of the fields and when the changes are uploaded into the MySQL database, the field is rejected by MySQL which prompts the message that their was an error in your submission. Carefully review each field in your changes. Without more detail I am unable to offer any more guidance on this.

Go to the public folder and look for this file: evr_event_colorbox_pop.php.
Copy the file to your local machine and make a backup of the file in case you make an error in the file editing.
Edit the file, by removing lines 12 & 13, the code looks like:

<span style="float:right;"><a href="<?php echo EVR_PLUGINFULLURL."evr_ics.php";?>?event_id=<?php echo $event_id;?>">
                        <img src="<?php echo EVR_PLUGINFULLURL;?>images/ical-logo.jpg" /></a></span>

Save the file and upload the modified file into the public folder, overwriting the original.
Repeat the exact same process for the file evr_event_popup_pop.php

You will need to edit the PHP code that generates the event popup.

The location module does not do that it is designed to store locations for when you create events so you do not always have to retype locations when creating events.

If you resend the payment notification via Paypal does it go through?

Also, I would recommend checking the payments table in the plugin to see if the payment did post, but there was an error in associating it to the right attendee.

Make sure you have at least one of your selected fees as a REG type fee.

Make sure that your fee available dates are within the current date. Fees outside the current date wont display.

Additional note, some themes have it built in, so if you do have any plugins running page caching, then check your them.

This is typically do to some aspect of page caching. Make sure that you do not have any page caching setup on the pages you are using for the Registration plugin.

The plugin does not require payment prior to completing the online registration. This is done to allow the plugin support of mail and on-site payment options as well. It also ensures you get the registration details prior to transferring the customer to an external payment site.