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September 17, 2013 at 5:07 pm

Hi Marco,

That’s would not be a function within Event Espresso. I would use a membership plugin to control content based on their purchase/access.

September 18, 2013 at 4:11 am

Yes, but the user would need to be logged in, and registered for the events while logged in (WP User Integration would need to be active too).

This way the registration data is attached to that user. Then on the page, you could do a check against the database to see if that user has been registered to X event and if so display the data.

You would probably need to add a custom CSS class to the menu item/s and hide them with CSS and then on the check either add CSS in to display them or potentially use jQuery to do the same thing.

So, in short, yes it is possible, but it would require several functions being created in order to achieve it so there isn’t a “simple” way to do it.

September 19, 2013 at 12:22 am

No problem, this might help you out, its an old piece of code I wrote for someone that doesn’t do exactly what you need but queries the database in a similar way so it might be a base for your work. Please note that that code is “as is” and unsupported, it’s just an example.

https://gist.github.com/Apina/f11b5ce2db10f7b3bb93