bojates

Under that block you are showing a screen shot of, you should have a button ‘Add new ticket’. It gives another set of ticketing options. It’s working for me with a clean install of the free version 6.1.4.

Ah, ok. I think you want Settings > Formatting > Single Events Page

You may need to enable Advanced Mode and actively override the template, but it’s less scary than it sounds – it’s all in the form on the page in the admin.

It’s not ideal, but you can use conditional placeholders in the template, so content only shows to logged in users:

{logged_in}content{/logged_in}

https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/conditional-placeholders/

I think I had this problem before. Check your url structure. I can’t remember exactly, but I think there was a conflict there that caused the issue.

It’s not totally clear what you’re trying to achieve overall, and haven’t ever worked with the pagination, other than using it out of the box. However, I suggest you look more closely at the docs. I have had success using the shortcodes with paramaters, and you can embed template code in the shortcodes. You can also write your own templates to be called in, or implement quite complex logic within the display options provided in the form. You may get more mileage that way in the longer term. The Advanced Usage and Developer Docs sections are good:

https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/

Good luck.

Ace ??

I’m just a user, but my experience with Events Manager suggests this would not be a good fit for your use case. I’ve seen systems like this, but they’ve normally been bespoke builds for building lettings companies. I suspect there may be a WordPress plugin that does this, but in my (fairly extensive) experience, Events Manager doesn’t lend itself to it easily, if at all.

There may be a better way, but as you can’t pass scope to the events_calendar tag I would try using conditional placeholders in the display section.

settings > formatting > calendar

There are these conditional placeholders:

https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/conditional-placeholders/

So, in the display settings, you can take the current display settings and wrap them in conditionals as follows:

{is_current}content{/is_current}
{is_future}content{/is_future}

This isn’t a direct answer to your question, but might help. I guess there’s a reason you’re not using this, but just in case you missed it, you can do this:

echo EM_Events::output(array('scope'=>'tomorrow', 'limit'=>10, 'pagination'=>1));

And obviously don’t need to echo that, but can manipulate as necessary.

https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/event-search-attributes/

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by bojates.

Have you tried the settings in Settings > Bookings > Customize Feedback Messages? I think I’ve made all the changes you want by using those settings.

Further to this, I think the issue may be that for some reason the event needs to be saved twice for the settings to properly be set.

I am using v5.12.1 for this project so this may be addressed in later versions. (My site was well developed before very 6 came out, is for a short term event, and the template change caused too many issues for us to upgrade.)

I have experimented and found that once an rsvp time is set, changes to it have to be saved twice in order to fully take effect. Once this happens, it appears it’s possible to set an RSVP time after the event start, and bookings remain open. I’ve noticed a similar thing happens when adding an event url – the event needs to be saved twice before the zoom link will appear in the admin listing.

Hi,

Also on this page: https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/conditional-placeholders/

The slashes are missing from the attendee conditionals in the docs.

{is_user_attendee}content{is_user_attendee}

should be

{is_user_attendee}content{/is_user_attendee}

Jemima

Cool, thanks very much. The posts list widget is really cool. I tried to read the docs for the custom list, but the help links all redirect to your demo site.

e.g. https://sinatrawp.com/docs/custom-list-widget/

Just checking you were aware.

Thanks again,

Jemima

Thanks, John. I’m able to access it now.

Nice, thanks.