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August 23, 2016 at 2:08 pm

Hi Mattias,

It will be best if you can avoid altering Event Espresso’s PHP files directly. Instead, you can use action hooks to display your count above the check-in table. Here’s some example code (which could probably use a bit more error checking, but it will get you started)

add_action( 'AHEE__admin_wrapper__template__before_admin_page_content', 'my_add_count' );

function my_add_count() {
    global $pagenow;
    if (
        $pagenow == 'admin.php'
        && isset( $_GET['route'] )
        && $_GET['route'] == 'event_registrations' 
    ) {
    $event_id = isset( $_GET['event_id'] ) ? $_GET['event_id'] : '';
    $event = EEM_Event::instance()->get_one_by_ID($event_id);
    if ( $event instanceof EE_Event ) {
      $dtt_default = $event->primary_datetime()->get('DTT_ID');
      $dtt_id = isset( $_GET['DTT_ID'] ) ? $_GET['DTT_ID'] : $dtt_default;
      $count = EEM_Datetime::instance()->count_related( $dtt_id, 'Checkin', array( array( 'CHK_in' => 1 ) ) );
      echo '<br><div><strong>Checked in Count</strong> ('. $count . ')</div>';
    }
    }
}

August 25, 2016 at 6:21 am

Hi Mattias,

The reason it counts a check-in/check-out/check-in as 2 check-ins is because checking-out does not negate or delete a check-in that’s been recorded to the database. In other words, the check-in that later got checked-out still happened and should therefore will still be counted.