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Hi redeiras,
Sorry for any issue!
Did you receive some customization help with the plugin perhaps? Looking at the form on the page you linked to, there is some HTML that the plugin normally generates but most of the form fields look like they are either from another plugin or have been heavily customized. So I’m thinking that might be the issue as the plugin won’t be able to recognize the custom form fields.
Let me know if you have more questions.
– Craig
Hi kylemccarthy,
Sorry for any issue here!
I just tested a registration and replicated the problem. It looks like there is a PHP error occurring at some point during the registration process. Since you mentioned that the information saves in the database successfully, I’m wondering if there is some sort of error with the sending of email.
Are you using any kind of email SMTP plugin? If not, it might be worth adding a plugin and service to handle email to see if it helps. We have an FAQ here:
https://roundupwp.com/faq/send-email-sendinblue-wp-mail-smtp/You could also use a plugin like Query Monitor to see if more details about the error can be determined.
Otherwise, can you contact me on our website and include your “System Info” so I can see if I can spot any issue as well!
Thanks!
– Craig
Hello rajarag,
For #1, You can make each event require the person registering to be logged-in. There is a checkbox you can use when editing an event: https://snipboard.io/LmK59c.jpg
For #2, if you are handy with PHP you can use our related PHP hook to make your own attendee list which would make this idea possible:
https://roundupwp.com/codex/action-rtec_the_attendee_list/Let me know if you have more questions!
– Craig
This thread has been quiet for awhile so I’ll close it. Let me know if you need more help!
This thread has been quiet for awhile so I’ll close it. Let me know if you need more help!
Hey Leon,
Unfortunately not something we are adding soon. Sorry if that affects your plans!
This thread has been quiet for awhile so I’ll close it. Let me know if you need more help!
This thread has been quiet for awhile so I’ll close it. Let me know if you need more help!
Hey Georg,
I just wanted to let you know we just released an update that includes features to change the things you mentioned. I’ll close this thread for now!
– Craig
Hey Marco,
Unfortunately we don’t have a system for what you are describing at the moment though it makes a lot of sense!
You could export the registrations for an event and then use a spreadsheet program to sort as you need. Not ideal but it might work for you.
Thanks,
Craig
Hi torralaq,
Not yet a feature I’m afraid! Thanks for checking in on it it’s definitely still on the radar of feature requests.
Sorry for the delay here Leon!
I’m thinking this isn’t possible without customizing the attendee list and using some code to hide some of the fields in the registration form. I think it makes sense though as a feature idea for how the registration process could work.
Thanks,
Craig
No problem!
Try adding the following to the “Custom JavaScript” area found on the “Form” tab:
jQuery('.rtec-attendee-list-meta').each(function() { jQuery(this).find('.rtec-attendee').sort(function(a, b) { if (a.textContent.toLowerCase() < b.textContent.toLowerCase()) { return -1; } else { return 1; } }).appendTo(jQuery(this).find('.rtec-attendee-list').first()); });This assumes that the first name is shown first in the attendee list. Send a link if it doesn’t seem to work and I can make sure it fits your situation!
– Craig
This thread has been quiet so I’ll mark it as resolved for now.
No problem! Yes emails can be particular. Let me know if you need anything else.
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