Posted: October 8, 2015 at 4:52 am
Hi We’d like to add these fields to the email that goes out to the administrators so that they can build up their database of who is coming to the event. Name Please can you advise us on the short codes that we need to use. Thanks Chris |
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Hi Chris, Login to your WP dashboard and go to Event Espresso –> Messages. Look for the Event Admin message type and then click on it. The next screen will be the messages editor. Add the following shortcode to the TO field: [CO_FORMATTED_EMAIL] The above shortcode will send to the email address that is set in the general settings page for Event Espresso. Next copy the shortcodes below and paste into the Event List area: [PRIMARY_REGISTRANT_FNAME] [PRIMARY_REGISTRANT_LNAME] Then save changes. First name, last name, and email are system questions so they have their own shortcodes. Job Title and Company are custom questions so you are using a dynamic shortcode to retrieve that information. There is a system question available for phone number that can be retrieved by using this shortcode: [PRIMARY_REGISTRANT_PHONE_NUMBER] However, if you are not using the system question and are using a custom question, then you’ll need to use this one instead: [PRIMARY_REGISTRANT_ANSWER_*Phone number] It should look like this based on what you have shared: http://cl.ly/image/202U242d0529 — |
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Hi Lorenzo Here’s a response/question from my programmer: ‘I want to check that I have correctly understood how to customise a message template. I am working on the email payment received template. I want to show details of each attendee in this email. Can I check that this is correct: In the main content area, somewhere I need to add [ATTENDEE_LIST] In the [ATTENDEE_LIST] area I then want to show each attendee’s name, job title (question), company (question), phone number (system) and email (system). To do this I would use the following: [FNAME] [LNAME] In the previous ticket you said to use the PRIMARY_REGISTRANT shortcodes in the Event List area. As I want ALL attendees I hope this is the right approach. Please can you confirm this is what I should be doing or let me know what I need to do differently.’ Many thanks Chris |
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Hi Chris, those steps look good. The custom answer shortcodes need an asterisk and they are case sensitive: [FNAME] [LNAME] For example, if the field is “Job Title” then use Job Title included capitalization and spacing. — |
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Hi Lorenzo Thanks for this, we’ll test this out today. All the best Chris |
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