Reply to: tickets(165345)

Thank you for your reply.

However, the link you sent lets me see the admin side while I want to see the front end side. I took a look at the front end anyway but I cannot find the submission form in order to create an event as a user. Can you point me to the direct page where I can test submit an event as a front end user?

Thanks

Reply to: tickets(165115)

Sure no problem. Can you just confirm that this message thread is completely private? I selected private when I created the ticket but I am not so sure.

Thanks

Reply to: tickets(164843)

Thank you! that fixed it immediately. However, it only fixed the ‘Spots remaining’ part and not the ‘Guests are attending’ part as you can see in the very same link (first event of feb 29). Could you please share the code to fix that as well? Thanks

Reply to: tickets(165138)

Just few more bugs and we will get this new version of EventON released. appreciate your patient!

Reply to: tickets(165510)

Hi there Erick thank you for the message. I do see the eventON ajax request is running on this page even though there are no eventON calendars on the page. I can not login to your website btw https://elclubdelrock.com/wp-admin/

Im not sure how your web host girl got 10000 requests? i only see one. How many events do you have in there?

Reply to: tickets(165183)

Ah I see there is a little confusion as to what this field is doing. This field was initially developed so when attendee information was exported to a mailing system like mailchimp it would pass over attendees compliance to receive emails. It is not connected to anything else apart from that usage. 

We are however going to use this value in the future when emailing attendees of an event through event edit > RSVP settings section. 

Reply to: tickets(162636)

Chris my apologies the code i was asking you to use was in version 1.0.3 which is not released yet. I have added the code into your website.

This should help you to get only publish events using above mentioned post_status value.