I’m getting this error, can anyone help
Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in /homepages/27/d759796810/htdocs/clickandbuilds/TestMCLGA/wp-content/plugins/simple-event-attendance/seatt_events_include.php on line 103
]]>I have the same requirement as posted in https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/add-extra-comment-field/
There was no response.
The ability to have multiple additional Event fields would be great, and ability to display or hide these for individual events would be really powerful.
Does anyone have a solution for this?
Thanks
]]>Hi,
Can you help me to format the events list? There are large spaces between each line or <p> on each event.
I just want to condense the event layout down a bit.
Thanks
Stuart
]]>Would like to have a list in widgets on notified participants.
example:
– Tomas
– Anna
– Victor
Hello!
I just wanted to leave the following feedback. I like your plugin, but the front end just doesn’t do it for me. I use the WordPress “post” system to post my events information, title and so on.
There fore I suggest making a clean front end. Something that can easily can be achieved. Something I’m doing currently my self by just removing a lot of unnecessary text on the “seatt_events_include.php”.
What I deleted on the front end so far:
-Event title
-Event discription
-Date and times
-comments
This way I get a clean front with only:
– Registered users
– Registered or not message
– Register button
This, I can easily integrate in my “event posts”. The reason for me suggesting this to you is that my work on your application is not professional looking at all. I just delete a lot of your hard work. And I bet you can do a way better job of making a slick front end. Maybe add some check boxes on the back end, giving the option what to display and what not.
I hope you can do something with this feedback!
Greetings from Anton!
Hello Dave,
is it possible to see when a user attended an event? Is there a date/timestamp attached to it?
Thanks in advance,
Gerard
]]>Hey I wanted to thank you for a great plug-in.
And I have two requests for your next version…
1) Could you possibly add a shortcode that would cause ALL Events in the database, to be listed on the page where the shortcode is placed?
As an example, I repeatedly pasted the shortcodes using ID’s 1 through 10, on this page:
https://www.blueskyaa.com/members/flightshare
But I’d love if this could be done automatically as obviously the ID’s will change over time.
2) I am hoping you also update the plugin to make it officially work with WordPress V4.7, though I have not had a problem with it yet, to my knowledge.
Thanks again!!
]]>Is it possible to access this plugin events and users through the WP Rest API? I couldn’t find anything regarding that, and if not are you planning on implementing that feature?
Thanks!
]]>Thank you very much for this lightweight plugin. Just what I need.
I need to add the first name and last name upon registration. I am able to display it but I am not sure what to do on the registration form and upon saving it. Please help.
`$num = 1;
foreach ($users as $user) {
$user_info = get_userdata($user->user_id);
if ($user_info->first_name == ”)
$seatt_output .= ‘
<li>’ . esc_html($user_info->user_login) . ‘</li>
‘;
else
$seatt_output .= ‘
<li>’ . esc_html($user_info->first_name) . ‘ ‘ . esc_html($user_info->last_name) . ‘</li>
‘;
$num++;
}`
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]]>Please! I hope that you can help me with this!
I’m having a big issue with your plugin that I would to solve since I like it so much!
If I set a Closing Registration Date & Time, like for example:
19-07-2016 02:23
and the real time is 2:20, it still shows the ‘Register’ button. But when I click on it, it says: ‘Error: Registration for this event is closed.’, which is odd since I can still see the fields:
Username:
Comment:
Register
After 02:23, it says: Registration is currently closed, and those fields are not visible anymore.
I checked the time zone of my site, and it says Los Angeles, which is fine.
Also the plugin itself suggests me the date and time: eg a week from now is ’26-07-2016 02:23′ (dd-mm-yyyy hh:mm)
What’s the problem? Why is it doing that?
Do you think I can fix it myself as soon as possible?
THANKS SO MUCH!
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]]>Hi Dave, believe you are the developer for SEATT.
It’s a great plugin I have been using for my sport teams attendance and to confirm who is coming.
I was wondering if it was possible to add a 2nd button for someone that is NOT attending and if this can also be displayed as it is displaying now for people that are attending.
Thank you!
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]]>Hi, we are currently using The Events Calendar (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/the-events-calendar/). Can these work together? Thanks.
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]]>I was trying to make comments visible on the event page itself. Read the forum and saw some codings… But they don’t work.
$seatt_output .= '<li>' . $user_info->user_login . ' - ' . $user_info->user_comment . '</li>';
AND
$seatt_output .= '<li>' . $user_info->user_login . ' - ' . $user->user_comment . '</li>';
AND
$seatt_output .= '<li>' . $user_info->user_login . ' - ' . $attending->user_comment . '</li>';
Am I missing something?
]]>Hello,
This is a great registration form I was looking for. But because of a lot of members for an event, I would love to have a possibility to make a registration without asking user to make a registration to the wordpress.
Thank you in advance.
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]]>I would like to add an extra comment field so that my user can answer 2 questions in 2 separate comment fields.
Of course, this extra comment also needs to be displayed in the back-end section.
I have tried to add some extra lines myself, but keep running into problems (either the submission is not saved in the database, or it is not being displayed in the back-end).
Please help ??
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]]>Hi,
this plugin is awesome… is possible to add repeatable events? You know – just set day and hour and set repeat every week…
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]]>This seems like a straightforward plugin that would be nearly perfect for our needs. We have Coaches who need to keep an Attendance Log and some Daily Notes for the kids who are attending different practices. It looks like we can have the Coaches administratively register the students (they are all WP users) for each event, then go back and add Notes after practice. Here’s what would be extra-awesome if you could help us add:
1. a shortcode to display all PAST events + the associated Note for a specific userID. This would be placed on the student’s profile or page so that when they are logged in, they can see their past attendance and progress.
2. a shortcode to display a list of all events (past, future, or range) with a link to individual event page. This we would put on a page available only to Coaches, so they can easily get to events to add Daily Notes for the attendees. Or this function could be added to the wp dashboard somehow?
Are these shortcodes something easy to do?
Thank you so much!
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]]>Hello Dave,
Thank you for this plugin! I have rewritten it to manage a list of people NOT attending an event.
I’m running a website for a choir, and we needed a simple plugin to allow users to *not* attend a rehearsal or performance. I simply reversed all text in the include file to show what I wanted, and now it works like a charm.
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]]>What would I have to change so that the plugin is not only for wordpress users but just for all visitors instead?? Like completely take out that function. I could really use some help on this one..
Can it be done?
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]]>Hi!
I really like this plugin a lot, but wish there were four more features, which would really turobcharge it:
1) Copy event function.
I just had to create 100 events one by one for a client site- and these are only just for the next two months. Many are redundant descriptions with just a date/time, and registration time frame difference. Even using a text document to copy and paste from was a long process. Having a copy event feature would make this task so much faster.
2) Capability for individual registered users to view a list of events they’ve registered for.
3) The ability to pick what fields to show in the All Events list, as well as view options (ascending or decending order, etc.)
4) Export feature (all data for all events to .xlsx or delimited file so you can sort offline, back up, etc.
Thanks for reading!
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]]>The Plugin is exactly what i′m searching for.
But i want no User-Registration. Is there a way to do this in the current version?
Command Line Ninja Hack?
Or when will arrieve the next update? Maybe with this option?
Have a nive day.
Markus
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]]>Hi. Is it possible to display first/last name or use the display name instead of username for the registered users list? Thanks.
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]]>Nice plugin. I’d like to have an admin email address receive email notifications when someone has filled out the form and registered. Could you point me in the right direction of what I would need to modify to accomplish this?
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]]>First of all I really like this plugin and it seems to be the only one that is not completely uncustomisable.
I’ve ended up modifying it quite a bit to meet the needs of my project and want to make sure nothing is overwritten during an update. I renamed it, of course, but was wondering about this : require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php');
I thought I might just remove it but I don’t want to break anything either. Please advise.
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]]>I want that the website visitor should be able to add
Name – (this happens currently using plugin, after registration)
Email – (this happens currently using plugin, after registration)
Mobile – (only admin should be able to see it, so that admin can personally call for reminder a day before the event)
Linkedin Profile link – (can be viewed by the public or co-attendee to find who is going for the event along with them)
Please consider this feature request
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]]>hi
i would like to know if there is a way to get user data (profile field data) from buddypress and show them in the output table in simple.event.attendance.include.php
Thank you
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]]>Hi
i would like to know i can i resolve a problem.
I’ve installed seatt events version 1.2.6 on wordpress 3.5 and i get this error:
Warning: Missing argument 2 for wpdb::prepare(), called in …./wp-content/plugins/simple-event-attendance/simple_events_admin.php on line 48 and defined in …../wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 990
How can i change line 48 to resolve this problem?
Thank you very much
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]]>Hi,
I saw that there is already a topic ‘Comment’. But it is closed so I like to ask the same question again..
I would like that all registered users see each other’s comment. Can you help me with that?
Thanks!
Rino,
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]]>This would be so much more useful if there was an option to NOT use the registered users, i.e. just allow visitors to participate, maybe add a contact field so they could be verified offline.
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]]>Is there a short code or a way to call a list of events?
thanks,
shane
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