timafeo

Thanks for the reply! I’ll let you know if I do end up getting a chance to give it a shot. But either way, I look forward to the future of this plugin. Best of luck on your projects!

@markusb I appreciate the help, but the plugin is installed correctly. I have the Forms Editor, but I don’t see any options to edit the “Events Form” (Which is the form that allows users to create events). The Forms Editor does have options to modify booking forms, which isn’t useful for me.

Thank you for the help

Could you post how you fixed the issue? I am also interested to learn.

Thanks for the info!

@degami I’m sorry to revive this older post, but I can’t find any documentation whatsoever about the callback function, and it seems to be what I need.

Can you tell me, what exactly did you enter in the “Choices Callback” field? I tried “getCities()” and “getCities();” but no luck.

Scratch that, I resolved that issue. (For anyone interested, the callback field should take the name of the function without and punctuation).

But I’m still facing the same problem you mentioned: it’s not displaying on the front end.

Did you manage to get it working?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by timafeo.

I understand that it’s not possible with the plugin as it is configured now. But can you point me in the direction to do it myself? For example, where and how does the WP Fullcalendar grab its event list which it parses into the calendar? Could I not replace that list grab with a more focused list? (Of course with some changes to the code).

Likewise, for this kind of customization I’m happy to pay a more experienced developer if it’s truly out of my league.

@caimin_nwl I was already using this form via “include ‘/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/events-manager/templates/forms/event-editor.php’;” but for some reason it wasn’t populating the locations drop-down box. Users couldn’t select a location, and were locked out of submitting the form (because I need the locations to be required).

I since resolved this by using the php “do_shortcode” with the “[event_form] shortcode instead.

Though if you have the desire to investigate this issue, I would be very interested to learn why it wasn’t working with the ‘include’ method.

Thanks for the help!

@angelo_nwl I managed to get the event creation form to populate in the user profile (events-manager/templates/forms/event-editor.php), but the location drop down box is empty (thereby stopping all event submissions). If I go directly to the “create event” page, it works fine. Can you give me any advice on how to solve this?

If I could just see the exact coding that’s used on the “create event” page, that would make it loads easier, but I can’t seem to find it anywhere in the plugin folders.

Thanks for the help!

Thanks so much for the help! It’s really impressive how involved you are with the community. ??

In this case I’m using the separate plugin “WP Fullcalendar” to display the events on an interactive calendar. When the user clicks on the event they are brought to the single events page (www.mydomain.com/events/[event name]). The user books the event from this page.

Thanks for the response. I’m glad to hear that I’m not the only one.