Hey Atoupro,
Some responses below:
1. Is it possible to do that?
Yes though with the free version, you’ll need to use some custom PHP and a hook. You could then use tags or categories as part of the logic so that it can be done per event. See this article:
https://roundupwp.com/codex/filter-rtec_event_meta/
Example:
function ru_filter_event_meta( $event_meta ) {
if ( ! is_user_logged_in() && has_term( 'members-only', 'post_tag', get_the_ID() ) ) {
$event_meta['registrations_disabled'] = true;
}
return $event_meta;
}
add_filter( 'rtec_event_meta', 'ru_filter_event_meta' );
In the Pro version, there are several options for members including the ability to restrict some or all events to members only.
2. Does the plugin work with a membership plugin?
Yes. It seems most if not all membership plugins use WordPress’ default user system to handle logged-in vs logged-out users. Our plugin also uses the default user system.
3. Is it possible to autofill some fields of the form (name, email, etc.) based of on the logged-in user?
Yes. This is actually how the plugin works by default. If you are logged in, the fields first, last, and email should be prefilled. Is this not working for you? Send a link if you’d like!
The Pro version has a PHP hook to prefill more fields. This will also come to the free version in the next major update. Article:
https://roundupwp.com/codex/filter-rtec_user_data/
Hopefully that helps!
– Craig
