raymasa

It is entirely possible I have done something wrong (wont be the first time). Might also be the theme. I am using atahualpa theme, which doesn’t have a page.php, just index.php. I renamed index.php to single-event.php. That might be an issue.

I am using EM version 5.1.6

Ray

Thanks, that worked perfectly.

Ray

Yes, not much of a documentation. I think he is still kind of working on the plugin. Looks good, could use a nicer template to make the page look better. I am sure he will get there

I just tried this as well. Short code is on the page view (in admin) where you created the price table. Its on the right hand column, looks like

[price_table id=4252]

Where the id is going to be id of your price table page

I think this comment box is not for discussion, but rather when someone makes a booking, they can make a booking comment that shows up along with the booking request. So, turning discussion comment won’t effect that. Where is that box controlled from? Maybe I can turn that off there?

Thanks for both suggestion. Tried setting Override with Format to no, didn’t work. It actually made the booking form disappear, but the post date and by is still there.

Also tried renaming the page.php to single-event.php. That didn’t work either..:(.

OK, thanks. In the meantime, I have done that manually.

Thanks Marcus,
Sorry for the wrong terminology, I am using placeholder, not shortcode. I am using it on a page as:

[event post_id=”3925″]#_BOOKINGBUTTON[/event]

And it seems that it isnt php that’s causinng the problem, but database connection line.

On the page that I have the above placeholder, if I use either of the following, the placeholder does not show up:

<?php include ‘connections/library.php’; ?>

or

mysql_connect(“localhost”, “username”, “password”) or die(mysql_error());
mysql_select_db(“db_name”) or die(mysql_error());

The placeholder works fine (even with php code on the page), if there is no database connection string.

Any ideas why database connection will cause this?

Thanks agelonwl, that is exactly what I needed, that did. Thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction

Ray

Hi Marcus,

It is showing up. But I want to display on a different page. Here is what I am trying to do, I have a page in wordpress with information about the event (and some other stuff) outside the events page.

On this page, I want to have a confirmation button to attend the event (not a link to an events page, as I don’t want the user to have to go to two different pages).

So, I was wondering if there is a shortcode just for confirmation button for each page, that I can include on any page.

Ray

No that won’t work. That places a form for someone to submit an event. I already have an event created, I want the ability to confirm event
attendance. I think my title is a bit misleading…,:(, sorry about that

Ray

Thanks Marcus. Any idea what I need to change to make that happen? Which file? what code?