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Sounds very useful, will download now and test on a couple of sites.

In case it helps others, I find the following note confusing. Does it only apply to WP MU or all types of WP installs?

NOTE: To enable selective plugin loading you must move the /wp-content/plugins/plugin-organizer/lib/PluginOrganizerMU.class.php file to /wp-content/mu-plugins. If the mu-plugins directory does not exist you can create it.

I also suggest on the FAQ page to describe a possible scenario where this plugin may be useful, or the issue it resolved that lead you to create this plugin

Thank you for your efforts.

Sure. Here is some of my reasoning:

As this plugin only subscribes users to newsletters on Campaign Monitor,

Some users would like the convenience of a single action for both newsletter subscription and register to our blog. A tickbox maybe?

Without this, they are only added to the CM database not our blog and hence blog owner does not get notified or can view subscribers within WP.

Appreciate the replies guys, but I am a ”copy & paste’ coder so have no idea what to change in your code ??

I am considering if within the Google Analytics goal tracking setup, we can use the option for ‘Regular Expression Match’ setup this way:
/workshops/?event_id=*dbem-rsvp
As that is what appears (with the event number in place of ‘*’) in the URL after a booking?

Another method to consider is how Contact Form 7 plugin adds a input box for ‘Additional settings’ whereby the above is achieved with this code:
on_sent_ok:”_gaq.push([‘_trackPageview’, ‘/contact-us/thanks’]);”

I still think most website owners would be more comfortable with a separate ‘thank you’ page.

Thanks for your patience.

Found the answer in case anyone else is looking for it.

Add this to the RSVP and bookings panel -> ‘Contact person email format’ (the 2nd one, the 1st should be renamed ‘Admin person email format’):

Link to full details:
#_EVENTPAGEURL

Whoops, seems HTML got fully resolved/rendered in my comment above. I’ll add some spaces to show what I mean more clearly:

Link to full details: a href=’https:// www. mydomain/ workshops/?event_id=2′ title=’My Workshop’>My Workshop /a

thanks initialshock – fix worked

Same new error for me too on a live site, and I don’t have the option to turn off error reporting on this one ??

Warning: preg_match() expects parameter 2 to be string, array given in /home/carb024/public_html/wp-content/plugins/events-manager/classes/object.php on line 100

Can’t understand why the latest versions are here on WP?

New feature to methods to decode the encrypted data that TAC discovers would be perfect!

Thank you

I used the solution offered on the post you linked to with latest CF7 and WP3 and it works fine:
[text* your-name 25/]
[text* Business-Name 25/]
[email* your-email 25/]

Basically just add 25/ if you want field width to be for 25 characters

For quiz it’s slightly different:
[quiz Humantest 20/ “4+2=|6”]

Please reconsider logging registered user data for quizzes.
This would take the potential for this plugin onto another level, where it could be used for elearning websites.

Many thanks

What a shame, it had great potential.
Hopefully somebody else will take-over development.

Just another note.
It has annoyed people that use the contact us page, because it affects usability when trying to edit either their email address or comments before sending, or any other user editable field on a form.

Can you disable protection on all forms/fields?
Thanks

I edited this:
<h2 class=”pagetitle”>Archive for the ‘<?php single_cat_title(); ?>’ Category</h2>

To this:
<h2 class=”pagetitle”><?php single_cat_title(); ?></h2>

Now it only displays the heading title of the catagory name, which is fine for me.
Hope that helps others.

I like the word “yet” ??
Thanks Andrea