Use in RSVP form the WP profile data

Yes this is possible: you can choose to allow bookings only for logged-in wp users, and then their name and email info is taken from their profile. You can also set the minimum number of seats to book to 1 (and the max also if wanted), so then they would just click on “Register” and done.

but can i get some extra info from his profile so it shows in the event list, like his address?

That’s currently not possible … you can post a feature request for that at https://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress

no idea how i could solve that for now? even if i have to put the form with extras fields and put display:none to it…

thanks for the reply

What you can try: create extra form-fields (see https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=44 ) and then use the wordpress form filter eme_add_booking_form_filter (see https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=41 ) to change the value of that field to be what you want (e.g. the address) and make it read-only.

i′m sorry, how can i do that? i already have the custom fields in the profile

so in my theme function.php i should put something like what?

add_action('eme_add_booking_form_filter','eventrec');
function eventrec($booking) {

}

Read up on filters here:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Plugin_API
and
https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=41 links to filter info as well.

thank you

found a simple solution that doesn′t require much, i′m posting it here so it might help someone else

this is how i done it:

1- i′ve created the extra user profile fields and modified the registration page so it requires it when the person is registering

2- i′ve created the extra fields on events made easy

3- i installed the plugin User meta shortcodes

4- last, on EME configuration > RSVP > RSVP: Form Format
place there the 3 required fields like that #_NAME #_EMAIL #_SEATS
but the extra fields, instead of placing like #_FIELD1, #_FIELD2…
you place like this
<input type='text' name='FIELD1' value='[userinfo field="last_name"]{{empty}}[/userinfo]'>

replacing the “last_name” with the indentifier of the wp user profile field you want

Nice clean solution! I didn’t know that plugin, but it seems to work nicely.