courju

Yes, it is good to keep some extras for the pro version, I fully agree.

Something you might also think about is a simple blog as you did in order to “tune” the dashboard for registration. There are some features that are not used by all webmasters, and a page too long is boring with the time. It is good if it is possible to tune it without having to think too much about the php. Same way you have the template, if you have a blog that shows how to include or exclude some of the dashboard features of your plugin.

Yes of course, as soon as I get the update, I will let you know !

One more thing. I think that for the moment, the way to “remove registration” is complicated. For the moment, the attendees will need to go to the dashboard to do that, and in most website, they would not have access to that. It would be interested, if you could simply click on your name on the attendee list of the event, and get the same registration page as you did before. In it, you could for example have a following message “to remove your registration to this event, please indicate the email that you gave when you registered”, and then, if it does match, the attendee would be removed from the list. What do you think?

Works great !

If you are working on your update, I would suggest you to put a few more “tuning” possibilities regarding what could be appearing in the Monthly view.
For the moment, you have “XX / YY” , I changed it for me to only “XX attendees”. You could have a multiple choice in the dashboard. For example a code field where people can add the text they want, and then, you would have 2 codes you can click on (1. number of registered attendees 2. total possible number), plus one button “apply code”. So, the users could for example have the following code: << Already “code 1.” on “code 2.” possible >>.
It is nice when you don’t need to go in the php.
Thanks for the code !
Julien

Hi Craig,
First thank you. And it is great if there is a new update to solve the issue. I think it is important for people to have a possibility to get directly registered. When do you expect to release it?

For the number of attendees, I think you should try to modify slightly the blog page. For your point 1, it is not copy/paste, but only copy the file. I think some people would get confused with it as you wrote it so far (there are people really not used to code). For your points 3 and 4, I would add the line number where this code should be added. I found it, but I think many would not directly understand (and you want all people to understand it fast ?? ).

Maybe you should include in your update a simple “switch” to include or not the number of attendees as you do explain it?

Great Plugin in any case !!
Julien

Hey,

I understand what you mind. There should not be a large group of attendees, as the goal of the calendar is booking for neighbors website of Badminton hours. That means that we normally book 1 or 2 courts, having then from 2 to 8 attendees for one event.
This is something I can imagine several user would be interested.
One other option could be to simply have “Attendees: 4”.

I also find a bug, but I can’t find out if this is due to my theme or to your plugin.
When someone “register”, the name does not directly enter the list of attendees. First one editor or admin should go to the Dashboard Registration, and there, there is a red label showing someone new registered. As soon as you have been on that page, the name will appear on the list of attendee. It feels like the list is not updating to the last stand of attendees, but the registration itself works well … strange.

Comfortable with Php, well, I can do some, but in no case pro ! ??

If you want, I can make a test user account on our site, so you can look at this “bug”.

Julien

Solved with the following code in the style.css:

.events-archive.events-gridview #tribe-events-content table .type-tribe_events {
width: 100%;
box-sizing: border-box;
margin: 0;
}

#tribe-events-content .tribe-events-calendar td {
background: #fff;
}

#tribe-events-content .post-grid {
overflow: visible;
}
#tribe-events h2 {
color: #a9bbd2;
text-transform: uppercase;
}
#tribe-events-content .tribe-events-calendar div[id*=”tribe-events-event-“] h3.tribe-events-month-event-title a {
font-size: 1.8rem;
color: #21759b;
text-transform: uppercase;
z-index: 1;
position:relative;
opacity: .9;
}

.tribe-events-calendar .tribe-events-tooltip {
padding-bottom: .5em;
left: 10%;
}

No solution for the listing of attendees, but question shifted to the extra registration plugin

has no-one idea, how to help me?