sethshoultes

Yes, that sounds about right. Then in the invoice message editor you can use a shortcode like this somewhere in the invoice: [PRIMARY_REGISTRANT_ANSWER_*]

This is a special dynamic shortcode. After the “*”, add the exact text of an existing question, and if there is an answer for that question for this primary registrant, then it will be output in place of this shortcode.

Here’s how it might look for you:
https://www.screencast.com/t/XGldQu4h1szt

Hi there,

I don’t think this is possible in the Event Espresso Decaf version, as this version doesn’t include the custom registration forms feature. With the Event Espresso Core version (Github page | Github download), you can add a custom registration question, then add the custom question to invoice using the invoice message editor located in Messages > Default Message Templates > Invoice.

Hope that helps. Please let us know if you have further questions.

Here’s a recent article dealing with wp_cron on GoDaddy hosting:
https://www.godaddy.com/community/Managing-WordPress/Wordpress-Wp-cron-editing/td-p/7043

It’s really kind of hard not to blame GoDaddy in this case, as they have turned off a major feature (wp_cron) that is actually needed by many WordPress plugins. You could just ask GoDaddy to activate wp_cron on your server. Not sure why they would have turned off that WordPress function in the first place.

I found it on Github:
https://github.com/wp-plugins/adminer

Hi there!

I apologize for not seeing this sooner. Can you post the URL to the site in question?

Our plugin will allow you to sell tickets/register attendees and collect additional information from the registrants.

We don’t have a way to sponsor teams, but I’m sure you could find a small plugin that does this. Or you could add a PayPal donate button to the team pages, etc.

Hope that helps ??

I don’t think they will integrate with each other, but you could probably create events in Event Espresso then place the ticket selector shortcode into the All-in-one Event Calendar posts.

Does that make sense?

Sounds like the installation might have timed out and all of the files were not installed. If you have FTP access you should be able to rename the plugin folder. Eg, on your server, find the directory /wp-content/plugins/event-espresso-decaf/ and rename “event-espresso-decaf” to “event-espresso-decaf-1”.

After you’ve fixed that, you might want to run the Event Espresso Requirements Check plugin to see if the Event Espresso plugin will run on your website.

Hi there,

Since this is a little more of a developer questions. Would you mind creating a new issue for your question on Github page? https://github.com/eventespresso/event-espresso-core/issues

Thanks!

Hi there,

It sounds like it’s related to this issue:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/read-this-first-wordpress-45-master-list#post-8271654

Please make sure that your WordPress theme and all plugins are up to date.

As developers (most of us without a customer service background), we can get a little uptight when people trash talk stuff we’ve spent hundreds of hours developing and give away for free (or at a very low price).

In fact, I didn’t develop this software to sell and make a profit. I originally made it for my wife to solve a need, then I released it on www.ads-software.com to help other event professionals that don’t want to waste hundreds, or thousands of dollars on closed source event software.

No skin off my back if someone doesn’t want to use our software, but I’m not going to sit idly by while someone trash talks my pride and joy. Especially if they are going to be rude to my team.

I agree, but we also don’t need to pander to abusive/toxic people and try to keep them as customers. Especially for a free, open source product.

Here is one of the links https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/very-hot-plugin?replies=3

You may have missed the other rude and misguided comments this particular user posted elsewhere. Iirc, He was also kind of abusive to our support staff in our forums.