I’ve added an option for embedding a single event in a page or post, using the rsvpmaker_upcoming shortcode and the new attribute “one” — containing either the slug, the ID # for the event or the word “next” for the next event on your calendar. This works in RSVPMaker 3.0.5 and higher.
Here are a couple of examples:
[rsvpmaker_upcoming one="cub-scout-camping-trip"]
[rsvpmaker_upcoming one="next"]
Cub Scout Camping Trip
to Saturday December 10, 2022 7:00 PM
This would be a typical event setup for my son’s cub scout pack, a 3-day event with RSVPs requested and families encouraged to pay online.
You can step through the RSVP process to see how the prompt to pay online appears after the user enters basic information. You can simulate a payment with a test credit card.
Sunday Speaker Salon
Join us on open Mic night. Be brave. And unafraid, very unafraid.
Computers for Kids
Every week at the library on main street. No RSVP Required.
Sunday Speaker Salon
Join us on open Mic night. Be brave. And unafraid, very unafraid.
Computers for Kids
Every week at the library on main street. No RSVP Required.
Cub Scout Camping Trip
to Saturday December 24, 2022 7:00 PM
This would be a typical event setup for my son’s cub scout pack, a 3-day event with RSVPs requested and families encouraged to pay online.
You can step through the RSVP process to see how the prompt to pay online appears after the user enters basic information. You can simulate a payment with a test credit card.
Sunday Speaker Salon
Join us on open Mic night. Be brave. And unafraid, very unafraid.
Computers for Kids
Every week at the library on main street. No RSVP Required.
Sunday Speaker Salon
Join us on open Mic night. Be brave. And unafraid, very unafraid.
International Speech Contest
I have two scenarios in mind for this:
- Your club holds monthly or weekly meetings and you want to display just the next one upcoming on the front page of your website.
- You have a big event that might be a couple of months away, but you want people to start signing up for it now — even though on the calendar, it might be way down the list. So you use this technique to highlight it on the front page of your site or in a post that will appear at the top of your blog.
If RSVPs are turned on for the event, and the event is still in the future, the RSVP Now! button will be displayed. If someone views an old blog post that includes the embedded event for which the date has gone past, the button will not be displayed.
Mine is just showing the short code when I view the post. Not displaying the event information as yours is above. I have updated the RSVPMaker plugin with the newest version.
My guess: If you did a copy and paste from this blog post, you could have picked up the html formatting code I used to make the open and closed brackets for the shortcode display bold (a trick I use to make it display as text rather than being executed as a shortcode).
Toggle the editor from visual to text and see if there’s a strong tag wrapped around the bracket characters.
I changed the way this is formatted in the post, hoping to prevent potential confusion.
@davidfcarr:disqus – How are you making a 3-day event? I am not seeing that option anywhere. Thanks for making this great plugin!
Look for the Add Dates link in the editor, which will display additional date pickers
Perfect – thanks!
Is there a way to embed an event and the RSVP form (or just the form) on another wordpress page?
Not currently. I can add that to my to-do list if you would see that as being desirable.
It would be a nice to have, but I can probably work around it for now.
I’m curious, maybe there’s a way to do this already and I just haven’t figured it out yet… is there a way to pre-load the guests or invitees and then keep track of who has RSVP’d yet?
I would also appreciate this feature.