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Hey ximenavin,

Restricting registration for logged-in users is a feature available in the paid “Pro” version.

Otherwise, you can put together a quick snippet to do this in the free version as well. Take a look at this FAQ: https://roundupwp.com/codex/action-rtec_before_display_form/

Basically you need to add this to the functions.php file for your theme:

function ru_filter_event_meta( $event_meta ) {

	if ( ! is_user_logged_in() ) {
		$event_meta['registrations_disabled'] = true;
	}

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

function ru_show_log_in_message( $args ) {

	if ( $args['event_meta']['registrations_disabled'] && ! is_user_logged_in() ) {
		echo '<p class="rtec-success-message tribe-events-notices"><strong>Please log in to register</strong></p>';
	}

}
add_action( 'rtec_before_display_form', 'ru_show_log_in_message' );

Thanks for the link! So using that tutorial as an example you could try two things:

1) Track whenever the submit button is clicked. Add this to the “Custom JavaScript” area on the “Form” tab:

jQuery('.rtec-submit-button').attr("onclick","ga('send', 'event', { eventCategory: 'Forms', eventAction: 'Mailing List Subscription', eventLabel: 'Sidebar'});");

2) Track whenever there is a successful registration. Add this to the “Custom JavaScript” area on the “Form” tab:

window.rtecAfterSubmit = function() {
  ga('send', 'event', { eventCategory: 'Forms', eventAction: 'Mailing List Subscription', eventLabel: 'Sidebar'});
}

The advantage of the second snippet is that it will only record successful registrations and not when someone clicks the button but has errors in the form. Let me know if this doesn’t seem to work. It might be beyond what I can provide support for but I can definitely help as best as I can!

– Craig

Thanks for the awesome review! Much appreciated.

You are correct that the plugin is definitely still evolving. The specific feature you mentioned here will definitely be added at some point among others.

Thanks again and have a great weekend.

Thanks for the great review! That really helps encourage others to try the plugin so it’s greatly appreciated.

I hope you’re having a good weekend!

Hey again loesshillshog,

Ahh sorry about that! I see now that I didn’t read your first message carefully. This is definitely possible as you can display the attendee list with a shortcode for any event. Here are the steps:

1) Disable the “Show Attendee List Above Form” setting on the “Form” tab.
2) Go to the page to “edit” the event you want to display the attendee list for.
3) Scroll down past the registration settings and copy the attendee list shortcode that is specific to that event https://snag.gy/oDryNz.jpg. For example:

[rtec-attendee-list event=1426 showheader=true]

This shortcode will display the attendee list for the event with the ID 1426 and include the title of the event and the start/end times.

You can add as many of these shortcodes to your password protected page as you need to.

Sounds like you are handy with PHP. You can modify the HTML for the attendee list using a hook. Take a look at this page on how you can make the attendee list into a table: https://roundupwp.com/codex/action-rtec_the_attendee_list/

Let me know if you have more questions!

Hey loesshillshog,

This is a setting available in the “Pro” version but if this is the only feature you need, you could add this PHP to your functions.php file to show the attendee list only to logged-in users:

function ru_attendee_list_logged_in_only( $event_meta ) {
	if ( !is_user_logged_in() ) {
		$event_meta['show_registrants_data'] = false;
	}

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

Let me know if you need more help!

– Craig

Hey Erwinnet,

Yes this is possible with a bit of PHP code. For others looking for help with this, there is a blog post on how you can add customizations to different parts of The Events Calendar here: https://roundupwp.com/customize-events-calendar-single-event-templates/

For your specific use, you would want to add this code in your functions.php file for your theme. Be very careful when adding this as a mistake can cause your site to crash:

Here is the PHP code that will add the notice:

function rtec_custom_registration_count_display() {
	// Only run this code if Registrations for the Events Calendar is active
	if ( function_exists( 'rtec_get_event_meta' ) ) {
		$event_id                = get_the_ID();
		// Get information about this event related to registrations
		$event_meta = rtec_get_event_meta( $event_id );
		// If this event has limited seats
		if ( $event_meta['limit_registrations'] ) {
			// Calculate the number of seats remaining and display a note
			$registrations_remaining = $event_meta['max_registrations'] - $event_meta['num_registered'];
			if ( $registrations_remaining < 1 ) {
				echo '<div class="tribe-events-event-cost rtec-custom-limit rtec-green"><span>Full</span></div>';
			} elseif ( $event_meta['num_registered'] > 0 ) {
				echo '<div class="tribe-events-event-cost rtec-custom-limit rtec-red"><span>' . $event_meta['num_registered'] . ' volunteering</span></div>';
			}
		}
	}

}
add_action( 'tribe_events_before_the_meta', 'rtec_custom_registration_count_display' );

You will also need to add this CSS to the “Custom CSS” area on the “Form” tab:

.tribe-events-event-cost.rtec-custom-limit {
    float: none !important;
    display: inline-block;
    margin: 0 0 5px !important;

}
.tribe-events-list .tribe-events-event-cost.rtec-custom-limit.rtec-red span {
    background: #FDA7AD;
    border-color: #FC8089;
}
.tribe-events-list .tribe-events-event-cost.rtec-custom-limit.rtec-green span {
    background: #C8F6F1;
    border-color: #68CDC2;
}

Let me know if you have more questions!

– Craig