bojanski

Thanks for sharing. But this one is linking to the User Full Name.
For example: https://yourwebsite.com/members/Thomas Meyer

How to achieve the same to link to the “username”?!
For example: https://yourwebsite.com/members/thomasm

Thanks
Bojan

“It was necessary to remove the following (=>1) at the Line 337 within em-actions.php”

Well, this fixed that issue, but unfortunately produced some other ??

Any new insights regarding this issue?!

Thanks
Bojan

Here my personal version, with the mentioned changes:

https://files.me.com/bojanski/aolh7q

Thanks. I look forward…

Btw: Here is my version of the “bookingbutton.php” wich handles “Bookings” and “Cancellations” in a very nice way. It’s very simple.

If you like it, you just need to cleanup the code and to integrate it into the new version ??

https://files.me.com/bojanski/aolh7q

Unfortunately, that’s not the case.

(I’m running everywhere the newest versions: of WP, BP and EM)

I just figured it out. It was necessary to remove the following at the Line 337 within em-actions.php

=>1

Quick Update:

This issue occurs only with the Booking Button, not with the Booking Form.
(I’m using the original bookingbutton.php)

Is it maybe a specific EM setting, that could produce that?!
This wasn’t the case in the beginning. I changed of course several settings to have it the right way for my portal…

Thanks

No, that’s not the case….something is buggy here.
Currently I’m using one Test Event with one Test User, and after several Bookings and Cancellations, now it starts to book even 3 spaces… very strange.

Any other idea?!

(I’m running the newest version of WP, BP and EM)

+1

Is it somehow possible to hardly disable the confirmation and cancellation emails?
For example: by removing some php files?!

Thanks

Btw: You guys really offer great support!!! Keep going.

Thanks. Unfortunately, I’m not skilled enough to achieve that on my own.
However, it would be great to have this feature enabled in coming versions…

Just one simple button for both purposes.
Today. If somebody books a space and later reloads the page, the Button is again showing “Book now”. So people could think, they didn’t register for this event…

I know you can handle that with the Booking Form, but I prefer the Booking Button because of the simplicity.

My site just needs single space bookings, so I’m fine with the Booking Button.

got it! it is just: !is_user_logged_in()

Any ideas, how to have the opposite of is_user_logged_in()?
Like “is_user_logged_out()…

Thanks

+1

Thanks eeepee!
That worked for me…