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No problem!

I hope you’re having a good week.

There is a setting to disable this on the “Form” tab:
https://snipboard.io/7rgiDv.jpg

This feaeture is also in the free version so it’s OK to ask here but please contact us on our website for future support of the Pro version if you can:

https://roundupwp.com/support/

Thanks!

– Craig

You can use this CSS to change the submit button:

.tribe_events_cat-inperson .rtec-form-wrapper .rtec-submit-button {
	color: #fff !important;
	background: red !important;
}

Hoppefully that helps!

– Craig

Sure!

Are the forms on the single event page created by The Events Calendar or are they on a separate page? Can you share a link? I can provide some CSS to help you!

– Craig

Ahh yes we have a different notice entirely for our paid version which I’ll make sure is added to the free version in the next update. You are right that this can be improved!

Hey again hoffman6132,

It sounds like you might be familiar with code so I thought I would provide an example of how to add the “phone” field to the fields that are pre-filled. It will be dependent on whether or not you are able to get the phone number from Ultimate Member using PHP but they might give you the code to do so if you contact their support.

Add this to your theme’s functions.php file (or create a plugin). You’ll want to change the ‘1234567’ to be code that gets the phone number for that member.

function ru_dynamic_custom_field( $field_attributes ) {
	if ( isset( $field_attributes['phone'] ) ) {
	    $phone_number = '1234567'; // replace with code to get phone number
	    $field_attributes['phone']['default'] = $phone_number;
	}

	return $field_attributes;
}
add_filter( 'rtec_fields_attributes', 'ru_dynamic_custom_field', 10, 1 );

To submit the form when the person clicks the first “Register” button, first add this to the “Custom CSS” area found on the “Form” tab:

#rtec .tribe-bar-toggle-arrow,
.rtec-form-wrapper {
    display: none !important;
}
.rtec-outer-wrap #rtec:not(.rtec-use-modal) .rtec-register-button {
    padding-right: 16px !important;
}

Then add this to the “Custom JavaScript” area found in the same area:

jQuery('.rtec-register-button').on('click',function() {
    jQuery(this).closest('.rtec').find('.rtec-form').trigger('submit');
});

And finally, for your comment about detecting if a person has registered if they are logged-in, this is something we have in the paid “Pro” version but will likely add in to the free version at some point.

Let me know if you end up with more questions!

– Craig

Ahh yes there probably should be. I added a note to do so in the future!

I’ll close this thread for now but let me know if you end up with more questions about this.

Hey Chris,

You are right that there aren’t any configuration options for this currently. It’s meant to be a simple “heads up” that someone is no longer coming and who they were. What were you hoping for?

– Craig