Event Organizer Shortcodes

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  • January 16, 2014 at 1:16 pm #9101

    While adding a new event a the bottom I can add own field (name and value). I am wondering if it is possible to add those field to filter.

    Małgorzata Rogalska
    January 27, 2014 at 10:18 pm #9246

    I have a problem viewing booking forms i have created inside the events. I used the the command :
    [event_booking_form event_id=4 ]

    Using this didn’t help when added it also inside the event and page. where I have used the ID number of the form created.

    Is there a bug in this shortcode? I tried to use it in a page too, but didn’t work out either as it doesn’t show the form. Please advice.

    Thanks.

    Rania Sayegh
    January 28, 2014 at 12:47 am #9248

    Usually the booking form is added automatically to the bottom of the_content() if tickets are currently available.

    Try adding quotation marks on either side of the id attribute of the shortcode to see if that helps.
    [event_booking_form event_id=”4″ ].

    Also note that it asks for the event id and not the booking form id. Edit your event and select the correct form in the booking section and then copy the event id from that event into the shortcode.

    Dario
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