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revealmarketing94
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March 6, 2017 at 1:40 pm
My client is now using a Godaddy shopping cart so he uses a “click to register” link to send people from the class page to the shopping cart page, then they have to select their class…lots of extra steps.
He also puts dates on each page of the site and has to go into every page separately to delete past events.
He is nervous about shutting down the whole cart, so I would like to ease into the EE plugin by first adding the events in the calendar and send them to the shopping page to purchase the class.
Once we get that part set up, we will turn on the cart make sure it is working and then shut down the store.
Does that make sense? Will Event Espresso eliminate the need to add the calendar date to each page of the site?
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Lorenzo Orlando Caum
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March 6, 2017 at 2:41 pm
Hello,
Here is an overview of how Event Espresso handles events.
When you create a new event through the event editor in your WordPress dashboard (WP-admin), then an event page is created for you in this location:
example.com/events/my-new-event/
…where example.com is your actual domain.
This means that you won’t need to manually create pages.
Here is an example so you can see an event:
http://demoee.org/use-cases/events/speedboat-cruise/
Also, events that are created in Event Espresso will automatically appear on the events calendar add-on if you are using it.
You can go ahead and get Event Espresso setup and then when you are ready, you can add a link to your events page to your website’s navigation.
Check out the quick start guide for Event Espresso here:
https://eventespresso.com/wiki/welcome-to-event-espresso/#event-espresso-4
If you have any questions, then let us know so we can help.
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Lorenzo
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