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stephenmed
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April 19, 2021 at 9:25 am
Is it possible for a Javascript developer to make the forms submit for both events? where are the registration forms located to edit the coding?
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Tony
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April 19, 2021 at 9:55 am
Hi there,
Is it possible for a Javascript developer to make the forms submit for both events?
We would need more specifics to answer this, it really depends on what the developer is trying to do and where.
where are the registration forms located to edit the coding?
I don’t understand this, why do you want to edit the files directly? Each and every time you update those modifications will be lost and modifying the core files of the plugin prevents us from providing support.
Please use the various hooks available throughout Event Espreso, we literally have thousands and the hook you use depends on the specific change you want to make so I can’t give you an example but you developer should be aware of them if they normally work with WordPress.
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stephenmed
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April 19, 2021 at 10:29 am
We have multiple ticket options for one single event. Unfortunately, you only offer one form for each event. I learned through the chat system that you are currently working on the framework to have per-ticket, and conditional registration forms, etc. However, we need some questions asked for some tickets and not for others. So we would like to edit the coding for this to be possible.
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Tony
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April 19, 2021 at 1:49 pm
It’s still not really clear what you are going to do here.
You want to edit the code to allow registration questions/groups to be assigned to specific tickets (note that’s a significant refactor within the admin and front end)?
Or do you want the ability to add some JavaScript to the checkout page so that you can assign all of the questions/groups to the event and then hide/show them on the registration forms on the front end? (Can be done using existing hooks on the front end).
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