#_EVENTDETAILS does not work
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hi,
i want to show all bookings for the logged in user. so i wrote- #_RESPNAME #_EVENTDETAILS
in the rsvp settings.
the site got [eme_mybookings future=1] to show just future bookings.it gives out just the user name but no details for the booking.
has anybody an idea?
thank you,
mathi
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Which rsvp settings? You should change the settings for bookings list header, entry and footer format (or use templates).
And please quote your code using the “code” button, currently it messes up the wordpress layout …sorry for messing up..
i meant the settings for you plugin in the tab rsvp.
i have tried to use some placeholders like
#_RESPNAME #l, #j. #F #Y #H:#i #_CATEGORIES #_EVENTID #_EVENTNAME
they work fine
but the placeholders #_EVENTDETAILS and #_NOTE do not work there.
i unfortunately do not know why.and:
if i use [eme_mybookings future=1] all first mentioned placeholders work.
if i change to future=0 it gives out all bookings but also dates, which were not booked. it shows lots of times the date from today and 0:00 o’clock and no categorys.maybe you understand this problems, maybe not.
dont care. i nevertheless like your plugin!but i would like fix it and understand it.
mathiI justed tested this out here: everything works just fine and as expected.
Make sure that on the RSVP tab you change the settings for bookings list header, entry and footer format.
Also, future=0/1 works as expected hereHi Franky,
i tried a lot but some shortcodes still do not work for me. I am sure there are no bugs but much unavailable knowledge.
You wrote that in the settings “Bookings list header”, “Bookings list” and “Bookings list footer” i can determine what the shortcode [eme_bookings] gives out.
Unfortunately i didn’t find a way to use this for me.Could you send me little examples for using them?
Following placeholders i would like use: #_BOOKING, #_NOTES or #_EVENTDETAILSAlso i would like use the arguments template_id, template_id_header, template_id_footer. But i do not know how and where i have to define them.
Please show me just a few examples for: what i have to write in the settings that the shortcodes work.
Or a site where i can learn it.
Thank you very much!
MathiFor the example, see the doc:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=53For template explanation: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=51
mmh. i read it allready before lots of times…
what else i have to define when i use for instance ..eme_events template_id=3..?
also: ..eme_bookings id=1 template_id=3 template_id_header=7 template_id_footer=9..
what for are the numbers? sorry, i do not understand this.
would you give me an example with all settings for instance:write in the “Bookings list header” this: class=’eme_bookings_list_ul
and in the “Bookings list”: #_BOOKING
and in the side: eme_bookings id=1 template_id=3or something like that. or where can i find examples like this – all informations included i need.
thank you
MathiLike the doc says at http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=51 :
first create templates for e.g. a single line of your booking list, for it’s header and for the footer of the list (so, 3 templates if you want). Header and footer are optional, like indicated in the doc. If you leave those empty, default values will be taken.
Then note the template id’s of the templates you created, and use these like indicated in the doc for e.g. [eme_bookings]:[eme_bookings id=#_EVENTID template_id=3 template_id_header=7 template_id_footer=9]Replace the number with the id’s of the templates you created (like I said: header and footer are optional) and use that in e.g. your event list format (or single event format).
If you don’t understand this, start with the basic doc:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=8
and learn to configure your layout first by changing some format settings and check things out as they change. Then replace these formats by creating templates and use those. It’s all in the docs …i understand it now. thank you.
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