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I don’t believe it is related to the plugin.

I recommend you install an email plugin such as Easy WP SMTP or something similar to test if you can send emails from your website. If not, you might want to change the email server port number (from port 25 to something else). In some cases, the service provider does not allow you to do so and some email server might be blocked by others. My website was hosted by GoDaddy and their Email server “secureserver.net” was blocked /Blacklisted and I had to change my web hosting provider.

You have to use the Category name not the category ID as you parameter.

E.g. EVR_CATEGORY event_category_id=”Free Hands-On Workshop”]

If no one registered to an event and you try to display the list of registrants using the short code [EVR_ATTENDEE event_id = id#] you get the following exception.

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home1/smcopera/public_html/ibmevents/wp-content/plugins/event-registration/evr_content.php on line 507

Warning: array_multisort() [function.array-multisort]: Argument #2 is expected to be an array or a sort flag in /home1/smcopera/public_html/ibmevents/wp-content/plugins/event-registration/evr_content.php on line 509

Option 1 – I had issues with goDaddy emails since their servers are on the “bad” list and most companies do not accept emails generated from their servers. My customers were not receiving confirmation emails. I had to change hosting company.

Option 2 – Install & Configure your WordPress email to us one of the WordPress SMTP plugins. You can test your emails using such plugins to isolate the issues.

Option 3 – You might have a bad character in your email body or subject? There is a support thread that someone posted earlier about that topic.

Hope this helps – good luck.

No data in saved when using an external registration system since you are simply pointing your event to an external link and not using (have not created) a registration form using the Event Registration plugin. However, this feature is very valuable since some events are managed by external systems (or external group) and all you need for this kind of event is to list it/promote it as part of your other events so your users/customers can still go to one place (your site) for all the events and register to either local or external events.

Hello – We would like to know the following if possible:
1- We customized the login screen using S2Member. Does it conflict with your plugin (security, etc)?

2- We customized the user profile with additional fields using S2Member does it conflict with your plugin?

3- Is the event data (registration data), using the custom form stored in a separate table. Is it isolated from the WordPress user table?

4- Can you provide us with the list of php files we can modify to encrypt the user data?

5- When a user registers for an event, your plugin automatically register him/her to the WordPress site (if not logged in). What happens to the extra fields in the user profile? do you present our customized profile to the user to complete while registering?

6- Have you tested your PHP / MySQL code for SQL Injections, etc to protect our data from being hacked?

Thank you in advance for your hard work.

I found under Events Settings -> Admin Tools an option Uninstall/Reset
“Use the buttons below to uninstall Events Manager completely from your system or reset Events Manager to original settings and keep your event data.” I clicked it. Under Plugins I uninstalled the plugin.

I reinstalled it and now everything works. I am still interested in knowing why when I deleted the database tables and files, and uninstalled the plugin, there were still residues of it somewhere on the system,

Hello. I tried different options such as: EVR_ATTENDEE, EVR_ATTENDEE_LIST, EVENT_ATTENDEE_LIST event_id=”1″, etc with {} and [] with no luck.

Hello. I don’t believe the issue is with the Event Registration plugin. It could be very well your hosting company being blocked at the receiver end. For example, Hotmail will not accept emails from Godaddy (they blocked their IP). I had no issues sending emails to Yahoo or GMail.
You might want to try the following plugin “Configure SMTP” mailing in WordPress, including support for sending e-mail via SSL/TLS (such as GMail) to test your mail server.
Good luck.

Hello, not a problem. Thanks.

I made the change to the Submit button in the PHP file.

Is there a way for me to edit the message on the confirmation page? where it states: Please verify your registration details

I believe if I change it to states: Please verify and Confirm your registration details (or something like that). It will possibly get the user attention to read through and click the confirm button.

P.S. Where is the language file located?

I applied your patch. It works. Thank you. I have both {EVR_CALENDAR} and {EVR_MINI_CALENDARS} on the same page with no issues. Thanks again for your hard work.

I understand the reason behind it and I appreciate your response. I would like to try a dry run on changing the Label of the Submit button to Next. Where do I do that? What Stylesheet or which PHP file?

Hello. I followed your steps and it worked. Thank you.

Issue is resolved thank you.