Redirect after submission

[Veronika Nesverova]

Hello.

I tried to setup different redirect after someone signs up.
Following https://wp-event-organiser.com/forums/topic/dedicated-bookings-landingpage-possible/ I tried to do it as:

function workshoppa_redirect_after_booking($booking_id, $booking, &$errors, $form) {
    $total_price = eo_get_booking_meta($booking_id, 'booking_amount');
    $event_id = eo_get_booking_meta($booking_id, 'event_id');

    if (0 == $total_price) {
        eo_confirm_booking($booking_id, true);
    }

     // Set redirect url and send them there
     $redirect = '/signup/'.get_permalink($event_id);
     wp_redirect($redirect);
     exit();
 }

//This will work only for gateways where you don't leave the site.
add_filter('eventorganiser_pre_gateway_booking_stripe', 'workshoppa_redirect_after_booking', 100, 4);
add_filter('eventorganiser_pre_gateway_booking_free', 'workshoppa_redirect_after_booking', 100, 4);
add_filter('eventorganiser_pre_gateway_booking_offline', 'workshoppa_redirect_after_booking', 100, 4);

But I cannot notice any difference when trying to redirect.

I also tried to redirect to another string as well, but to no effect.

Any clues?

[Stephen Harris]

Hi,

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. The redirect url is incorrect. get_permalink($event_id); will return something like http://yoursite.com/events/event/my-event.

So you’re trying to redirect them to

/signup/http://yoursite.com/events/event/my-event

Also, and this wasn’t causing the issue, but the & before $errors on the first line was giving me a warning – this is something that may have changed since the original post.

[Veronika Nesverova]

Thank you for your response!

Where did you catch the error with the &?
Not sure how to debug such a thing.

I’ll look into it and then I can probably figure out the redirect path as well.

Cheers!

[Stephen Harris]

I had error reporting turned on, so the warning appeared on the screen. (see for instance: http://php.net/manual/en/function.error-reporting.php ).

It’s just a warning, so it’s likely to be suppressed on your server. You would generally only have error reporting enabled on a non-production server.

[Veronika Nesverova]

Thank you, I got the error reporting setup – but do not receive an error on the §$error variable.

However, I can only get this method to run when the payment is not successful or is pending.

When the payment is confirmed directly – it is still redirected to /events.

I found the slug by doing:

    $slug = get_post($event_id)->post_name;
    $redirect = '/signup/' . $slug;

And I do not get any errors.
Does this filter on each submission? What does it mean that it is pre gateway?

[Stephen Harris]

The redirect will need to be a URL not a slug.

You might not get warnings with the &$errors depending on your PHP version, but in any case, this isn’t causing the problem here.

pre_gateway here means before the user is redirected to the gateway. It’s a bit of misnomer because most gateways (with the exception of PayPal and ‘offline’) use that hook to process the booking with the gateway (and this may or may not involve redirecting them off-site), and then redirect them to a confirmation page.

Unfortunately, it does its not possible to alter the confirmation page for the stripe gateway. I can release an update to try help rectify that.

For the offline / free gateways the above code should work.

[Veronika Nesverova]

The redirect worked most of the time, but could change it to an url.

Would be really useful if you could update the Stripe-gateway!

Thank you for your support.

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