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Also, I forgot to mention that I made a test registration. Feel free to delete this record (Roundup Test).

– Craig

Sounds good! Good luck with your proposal 🙂

Sounds good! I’ll wait to hear back then.

Hey Vincent,

I do! Though you may need a moderate amount of comfort with PHP. Take a look at this article:

https://roundupwp.com/codex/action-rtec_the_attendee_list/

If you have trouble, send me a link to an event that has the registration form on it and I can help you add the additional field.

Thanks!

– Craig

Hey Atoupro,

Some responses below:

1. Is it possible to do that?
Yes though with the free version, you’ll need to use some custom PHP and a hook. You could then use tags or categories as part of the logic so that it can be done per event. See this article:
https://roundupwp.com/codex/filter-rtec_event_meta/

Example:

function ru_filter_event_meta( $event_meta ) {

	if ( ! is_user_logged_in() && has_term( 'members-only', 'post_tag', get_the_ID() ) ) {
		$event_meta['registrations_disabled'] = true;
	}

	return $event_meta;
}
add_filter( 'rtec_event_meta', 'ru_filter_event_meta' );

In the Pro version, there are several options for members including the ability to restrict some or all events to members only.

2. Does the plugin work with a membership plugin?
Yes. It seems most if not all membership plugins use WordPress’ default user system to handle logged-in vs logged-out users. Our plugin also uses the default user system.

3. Is it possible to autofill some fields of the form (name, email, etc.) based of on the logged-in user?
Yes. This is actually how the plugin works by default. If you are logged in, the fields first, last, and email should be prefilled. Is this not working for you? Send a link if you’d like!

The Pro version has a PHP hook to prefill more fields. This will also come to the free version in the next major update. Article:
https://roundupwp.com/codex/filter-rtec_user_data/

Hopefully that helps!

– Craig

Hey sfm93,

Currently the only file that can be customized this way is the one for the email template in the “free” version. Here is a link for this:

https://roundupwp.com/faq/change-html-email-templates/

What kinds of customizations have you been working on? There hasn’t been a major release for the free version in awhile but there will be one early in 2020. I think it would be good to include some template files that can be overridden in the theme then.

– Craig

Hey again,

No worries. I’m glad you were able to find the source of the problem!

I’ve been meaning to add support for the gcal link to the plugin as well. There will be a much promised update to the free version soon! In the meantime you can add this to your theme’s functions.php file to add support for {gcal-url}:

function ru_add_email_template( $search_replace, $sanitized_data ) {

	$event_id = isset( $sanitized_data['event_id'] ) ? $sanitized_data['event_id'] : false;

	if ( false !== $event_id ) {
		$search_replace['{gcal-url}'] = esc_url( tribe_get_gcal_link( $event_id ) );
	}

	return $search_replace;
}
add_filter( 'rtec_email_templating', 'ru_add_email_template', 10, 2 );