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Eugene Shih
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November 20, 2012 at 5:54 pm
I am planning on putting course catalog and registrations online using Event Espresso. Here are my questions:
- Currently, it appears that all events / classes will appear on a single page. Can I have each event appear on its own page?
- My classes are offered for several weeks (like a semester). I know that I can link all these classes together using Alternative Registration URL, but it appears that only the date of the first event appears on the event. Why can’t I make all event dates appear?
- Classes repeat weekly, but sometimes, there is a holiday. How do I create a recurring event but skip selective dates?
Thanks.
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This topic was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by
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Dean
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November 21, 2012 at 1:59 am
Hello Eugene,
Currently, it appears that all events / classes will appear on a single page. Can I have each event appear on its own page?
The default is to have the events listed on a page, but on clicking the event title or register button the user is taken to a single event registration page with the full event information.
My classes are offered for several weeks (like a semester). I know that I can link all these classes together using Alternative Registration URL, but it appears that only the date of the first event appears on the event. Why can’t I make all event dates appear?
If the customer is purchasing an event that lasts for 6 weeks, you can advise in the content that it lasts for 6 weeks, but they will still see the start date. It is possible to modify the appropriate templates to allow customisation, such as including the end dates etc.
Classes repeat weekly, but sometimes, there is a holiday. How do I create a recurring event but skip selective dates?
You can either manually add the dates in so you can seelct when the events occur, or use the automated system and afterwards delete the individual events on the dates which are holidays.
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Eugene Shih
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November 21, 2012 at 6:09 am
I have a follow up question. I am using a wordpress plugin to generate PDFs from the contents of the website (pages and posts). However, as far as I can tell, the individual events are not regular posts or pages since they don’t appear in as a WordPress Page or a WordPress Post. (This is based on experience with the Event Espresso Lite plugin — perhaps the pay version is different).
So, even though clicking on an event title will take me to a single event registration page, I cannot include that in my PDF document. Is there a way to make individual events be made into a post or can I use shortcodes to include contents from events in pages so I can construct my own WordPress Page from the event contents?
I am this close to pulling the trigger on a purchase.
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Dean
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November 21, 2012 at 6:25 am
Hi Eugene,
Yes, in the premium version (any licence) you can generate a Post from the event, quite simply using an option in the event itself. There is also a custom post type available via the Custom Files add on.
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