Franky

“Required field” is an option that you can change (you can even hide it and put text of your own).
“Please select at least 1 seat!” is a translatable string, see eme_rsvp.php:
$form_html .= __('Please select at least 1 seat!','events-made-easy');
That string is also visible in the wordpress translation project, see https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/events-made-easy/ , select the language of choice and filter on that string.

EME is only prefilling name and email for logged-in wp users. How do you send that registration link (because I don’t think there’s a way in EME to autocomplete the name/email fields if not logged in)?

Telling the number on the list is currently not possible in EME directly (no placeholder foreseen, feel free to open a feature request at https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress for this). However you can tell them that they are on the waiting list and the number of “waiting list seats” available using existing placeholders already (see the doc on booking and event placeholders). The payment url (not the id) is given with #_PAYMENT_URL in the booking succeeded message or mail, but people can only pay if no longer on the waiting list.

The setting “Booking on waiting list text” is used in the booking form, like it says in the explanation of that option: “The text shown on the booking form if this booking will be put on the waiting list.”
You should change the setting “Booking recorded message” , where you should use the conditional check for #_ON_WAITINGLIST , for example:

[eme_if tag='#_ON_WAITINGLIST']Your booking is recorded but on the mailing list[/eme_if]
[eme_if tag='#_ON_WAITINGLIST' is_empty='1']Your booking is recorded and NOT on the mailing list[/eme_if]

Several options:

– protect the page with a WP password
– protect the RSVP part with an EME password
– require users to be logged in for RSVP
– show the booking form only for a specific condition:

#_ADDBOOKINGFORM_IF_USER_IN_GROUP{xxx} shows the RSVP form only if the logged in WP user is part of the EME group called ‘xxx’. Multiple groups can be used if separated by a comma.
#_ADDBOOKINGFORM_IF_USER_IS_MEMBER_OF{xxx} shows the RSVP form only if the logged in WP user is a member of the EME membership called ‘xxx’. Multiple memberships can be used if separated by a comma.
#_ADDBOOKINGFORM_IF_USER_HAS_ROLE{xxx} shows the RSVP form only if the logged in WP user has the WP role called ‘xxx’. Multiple roles can be used if separated by a comma.
#_ADDBOOKINGFORM_IF_USER_HAS_CAP{xxx} shows the RSVP form only if the logged in WP user has the WP capability called ‘xxx’. Multiple capabilities can be used if separated by a comma.

I installed elementor + that essential addons plugin (and the font upgrade): all still worked fine here.
I’m glad you found a workaround, but I’m sorry that I can’t reproduce it here.

[eme_events] hasn’t changed at all. However, it uses your defined settings and templates (not even inline styling by default), so maybe something there is provoking this?
If you can tell me how you apply CSP-styling (I’m a newbie in that), I can try on my end too … Is this a theme functionality? Or a plugin?

Edit: maybe an example url might help too (not blocked by csp of course)? Don’t forget that you can have reports sent for csp violations, so that can give you a clue on what’s going on exactly.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by Franky.

Sorry about that, there’s a typo that accidentally made it to the released version. I’m releasing a new version with the fix now.
(and I hope wordpress gets rid of this torbrowser spammer)