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March 28, 2017 at 12:47 pm

Also, when someone registers, I would like to know how they log back in to edit.

Are the users on your site required to log into the site before registering?

Everything is asked for upfront including images & logos so that needs to be updated.

Those a custom questions on the event yes?

We want to be able to have the golf registrants (some are 6, some are 3 depending on the level they purchased). If they do not have ALL the info when registering, we want to know how they can log in and add that info?

So during the registration do you have any of the additional question fields set to required?

When the user selects tickets EE will request any details needed based on the question group settings you have within the event. Any required questions will need to be answered at that time to allow the registration.

On the receipt is an edit link – http://take.ms/DZOGI

That link takes you to a page which can be used to edit the registration details. You an also add the [FRONTEND_EDIT_REG_LINK] or [PRIMARY_REGISTRANT_FRONTEND_EDIT_REG_LINK] to the emails received by the user to also take them to the above page.

Is that what you are looking for?

Note that once a registration has been created within EE, the user can not add additional tickets to that registration, they need to select all of the tickets they need at the beginning.

March 30, 2017 at 10:01 am

EE doesn’t require any registrants to log in by default (see the add-on below), what I meant was do the members that are registering onto the events currently have an account on the site?

Are you using a members plugin or similar to manage ‘members’ or are the events public and anyone can register?

Or how do i make it to where it is required?

You can use the EE4 User integration add-on which then adds an option to each event to set registrations to require login.

However I’m not sure if that’s what you are looking for as the above isn’t really clear.

Do you want all events to require a user to register onto your site (not Event Espresso or the Event but your site membership) before registering onto the event or are they public?

March 31, 2017 at 5:26 am

As mentioned in my previous reply you can add that link to the messages.

So for example you could go to:

Event Espresso -> Messages -> Default message templates -> Registration Approved -> Registrant

You’ll now be editing the registrant context for that message type.

In visual mode of the ‘Main content’ you can add some text like this:

You can edit any of the registration details using THIS LINK.

Then copy this shortcode – [RECIPIENT_EDIT_REGISTRATION_LINK]

Select the ‘THIS LINK’ text and click the ‘Link’ icon on the editor and add that shortcode to the link – http://take.ms/5djvs

One problem with this is the WP editor will add ‘http://’ before the shortcode, so switch to visual mode, and remove the ‘http://’ from just before the shortcode we used – http://take.ms/Gtx60

Each of the registration Approved messages then has a link the user can use to edit the details.

Is that what you are looking for?