unfortunately this isn’t possible out of the box and you might need to create custom php codes to handle this but basically you’ve wanted to group each attendees of the event?
eg.
Events name x
Group A – attendees
User 1
User 2
Hmmm 😛 I was afraid of that. It isnt such a big deal, but it would be a nice touch.
Well, as you might have guessed by my avatar, I’m running an airsoft team. So we have an agenda showing what events we are attending, and which members are attending it. We also have junior members that are not fully a member yet. They can only become a full member when they attend an event with 3 or 4 full members
So I wanted to show a list of:
Airsofters attending:
Jan – Full member
Steven – Junior Member
Jeroen – Junior Member
Bart – Full Member
For example 🙂 Does not have to be ordered, although I guess thats relativly easy to build in as soon as I have the basic unordered functionality going.
you might need custom coding for this.
eg. you can modify template file templates/placeholders/attendeeslist.php then add your custom codes
then use placeholder #_ATTENDEESLIST
to use templates: http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/using-template-files/
Ok! Thanks for the answer. Should be doable. Guess I can paste the shortcode that displays a user group in the php file or work out something.
Thanks a lot!
I changed the code in the attendeeslist.php to the following to display the BBpress forum roles 🙂
You might have to add it to the bottom name code also if you have more then one ticket registration open. But on my website, I only allow people to buy one ticket.
<?php
/* @var $EM_Event EM_Event */
$people = array();
$EM_Bookings = $EM_Event->get_bookings();
if( count($EM_Bookings->bookings) > 0 ){
?>
<ul class="event-attendees">
<?php
$guest_bookings = get_option('dbem_bookings_registration_disable');
$guest_booking_user = get_option('dbem_bookings_registration_user');
foreach( $EM_Bookings as $EM_Booking){
if($EM_Booking->booking_status == 1 && !in_array($EM_Booking->get_person()->ID, $people) ){
$people[] = $EM_Booking->get_person()->ID;
echo '<li>'. $EM_Booking->get_person()->get_name() . <strong>' - ' . '<i>'. bbp_get_user_display_role($people[] = $EM_Booking->get_person()->ID);'</i></strong></li>';
}elseif($EM_Booking->booking_status == 1 && $guest_bookings && $EM_Booking->get_person()->ID == $guest_booking_user ){
echo '<li>'. $EM_Booking->get_person()->get_name() .'</li>';
}
}
?>
</ul>
<?php
}
Oh sorry! Its not really clear what I did 😛
I added the following line:
. '<i>'. bbp_get_user_display_role($people[] = $EM_Booking->get_person()->ID);'</i>
To get the BBpress forum role to display. Used a line of code from the page itself to see what the user’s ID is.
Just modified the code with table tags to have it more organised 🙂
