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Thanks for letting me know!
A period was added to the text in the latest release here.
– Craig
Hey Katja,
Ahh I think I see the issue now. In the last update this message appears sometimes with a period at the end “.” and sometimes without. I’ll fix this in an update that I’ll push out this week.
In the meantime, do you want to try removing the period from those two lines of code to see if it helps?
$success_text = isset( $rtec_options['success_message'] ) ? $rtec_options['success_message'] : __( 'Success! Please check your email inbox for a confirmation message', 'registrations-for-the-events-calendar' ); $message_text = rtec_get_text( $success_text, __( 'Success! Please check your email inbox for a confirmation message', 'registrations-for-the-events-calendar' ) );Sorry for the issue here!
– Craig
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Hey Katja,
Sorry for the confusion!
Have you tried changing the setting “Messaging Source” to “Translations”? This will force the plugin to use translation files instead of the custom text saved in settings. You can find it on the “Form” tab.
Let me know if this isn’t helpful and I’ll take a closer look!
Thanks,
Craig
No problem!
We have the features you are asking about in the paid Pro version. They might make there way into the free version at some point though.
Let me know if you need anything else!
– Craig
Hey jackii,
This request makes a lot of sense. There are plans to change how this works in the future.
In the meantime I have an idea for you. It will work for the First, Last, and Email form fields but will not yet add the nickname anywhere.
Try adding this to the “Custom JavaScript” area found on the “Form” tab:
jQuery('.rtec-form-field').each(function() { if (jQuery(this).find('input').val() !== '') { jQuery(this).find('input').hide().before('<strong>'+jQuery(this).find('input').val()+'</strong>'); } });The input fields will be hidden and the value of the prefilled fields will be displayed in it’s place.
Is that helpful?
– Craig
This thread has been quiet for awhile so I will mark it resolved. Let me know if you need more help!
This thread has been quiet for awhile. I’ll mark it as resolved but let me know if you need anything else!
– Craig
Hey fishnyc22,
Sorry for any confusion! Just to clarify, did the no-cache header go away when deactivating The Events Calendar or was it specifically the Registrations for the Events Calendar plugin.
There isn’t anything in Registrations for the Events Calendar that changes how pages are cached but I can certainly take a look if this is the case for you.
– Craig
No problem!
Have a great rest of your week.
Hey gcordero,
Sorry for the confusion! This just means that the person registered while logged-in to your site. So they are a user.
Let me know if you have more questions!
– Craig
Hey again,
This is meant to be added to a setting in the “Registrations for the Events Calendar” plugin. Go to Events -> Registrations and then click on the “Form” tab. You can scroll down and find this setting:
https://snipboard.io/LdhUWy.jpg
Thanks!
– Craig
Hey Hans,
Sorry for any confusion! It looks like you are trying to display an attendee list. Are attendees not displaying on the event page?
There are two options for when an attendee displays in the list. You can choose to have all attendees display as soon as they register or you can have them display only after an admin has had a chance to review them in the dashboard.
I can certainly help. Do you have a link to an event page I can test to see what the issue might be? Am I right in what the issue is? You can also contact us on our website with your “System Info” so I can see what settings are enabled:
https://roundupwp.com/support/
Thanks!
– Craig
Hey gcordero,
Try adding the following to the “Custom JavaScript” area found on the “Form” tab:
jQuery('.rtec-form-wrapper').each(function() { var message = 'Registrar Aquí'; jQuery(this).prepend('<h3>'+message+'</h3>'); });You can change the ‘Registrar Aquí’ if you’d like.
Let me know if you have more questions!
– Craig
Ahh sorry I guess I should have asked where you made the changes!
In the future, you could add the changes to a child theme’s functions.php file or make a custom plugin. I think I’ll add some better instructions for doing this in the documentation.
Glad you like the plugin!
– Craig
Hey again coucouyou,
Looks great!
Yes, if you’ve used hooks instead of editing the source files then your changes will not be overridden.
As with any update, it’s a good idea to make a backup of your site files and database beforehand just in case but you should be fine.
Let me know if you have any more questions!
– Craig
