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Just a heads up that version 2.0.1 is now available and has a fix for this.

Thanks again!

Hey Screenload,

Good catch and sorry about this! You are right that it was a development url that was not changed.

I’ll have a fix uploaded in version 2.0.1 within a few days here.

– Craig

Hey golazphil,

Glad you were able to find a solution for your first question! I think I will add this as an option in the plugin’s settings area in future update as it seems to be a popular request.

As for showing the attendee list with the shortcode, are you comfortable editing the source files for the plugin? It would just require removing the following from the form-functions.php file in the path inc/form/form-functions.php: && ! $doing_shortcode

Change line 44 from:

if ( $event_meta['show_registrants_data'] && ! $doing_shortcode && ! $form->registrations_are_disabled() ) {

to

if ( $event_meta['show_registrants_data'] && ! $form->registrations_are_disabled() ) {

I think I will make a shortcode setting for this in the future as well. The list may look off depending on your theme so let me know if you need help making it blend in!

– Craig

No problem John!

I hope you are having a great start to your week.

– Craig

Hey Melody,

I’m going to go ahead and close this ticket for now but let me know if you have any more questions!

Hey again Denso,

Quick note: This is for version 2.0 or higher

Just in case you were still interested (and others might be), to create a separate registration page, first create a new page or add the shortcode to your existing separate registration page.

[rtec-registration-form hidden=false showheader=true]

Be sure to leave off the “event=” setting. Instead you will add a query parameter in your link that the shortcode will use.

Then add this to the “Custom JavaScript” area on the “Form” tab:

var rtecEvent = jQuery('.rtec').attr('data-event');

if (typeof rtecEvent !== 'undefined') {
  jQuery('.single-tribe_events .rtec-register-button').replaceWith('<a href="http://mywebsite.com/registration-page/?event_id='+rtecEvent+'"><button type="button" id="rtec-form-toggle-button" class="rtec-register-button rtec-js-show rtec-custom-hover" style="display: inline-block;">Register<span class="tribe-bar-toggle-arrow"></span></button></a>');
}

Make sure you change the “http://mywebsite.com/registration-page/” part of the code to your actual registration page’s address.

Now when a visitor clicks the registration button on the event page, they will be linked to the registration page that will work with the event.

Hey again denso,

Yes this would be possible with some custom JavaScript added to the “Custom JavaScript” area on the “Form” tab. Try adding this:

setTimeout(function() {
  $('.rtec-form-wrapper').show();
  $('.rtec-form-toggle-button').hide();
},500);

Thanks!