[EventCalendar] RSVP / event-registration feature?

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> Date: Tue, 5 May 2009 00:53:26 -0400
> From: A Jesse Jiryu Davis <ajdavis at cs.oberlin.edu>
> Subject: [EventCalendar] RSVP / event-registration feature?
> To: eventcalendar at firetree.net
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> Hi,
>
> I'm migrating my Zen temple's website to WordPress, and one of the
> top-priority features is online registration / RSVP for events.  Is
> there an event-registration feature in EC3's future?  The closest
> thing I could find is in Dave Benini's "Events Manager" plugin:
>
> http://davidebenini.it/wordpress-plugins/events-manager/
>
> But that implementation strikes me as very primitive: registered users
> of the WordPress site can't see if they've already signed up, and if
> they sign up again it counts as two signups.  Plus they get no
> confirmation email.
>
> EC3 is superior in most ways to Events Manager, so I'm going with EC3.
>  I'm a software developer, and I figure I can add events-registration
> to EC3 in a few weeks with these features:
>
> *)  Admins can create events with limited or unlimited number of seats
> *)  Users can see how many seats an event has and how many are reserved
> *)  Users registered with the WordPress site can sign up for events
> without re-rentering their name and email address
> *)  Non-registered users can also sign up by entering their name and address
> *)  Users can reserve N spots in the event
> *)  Users get confirmation email
> *)  Registered users are shown their status (registered for N seats,
> or not registered) for an event when they view the event's page, and
> they can change their registration
> *)  Non-registered users can view and change their registration by
> entering their email address
> *)  Admins can view summaries of an event's registration (how many
> registered, list of names and emails)
> *)  Nice To Have:  Admins can mass-mail an event's attendees (e.g.,
> when changing or cancelling the event)
>
> Here are my questions:
> *)  Does anyone know of another WordPress plugin that approximates this feature?
> *)  Is a feature like this planned?
> *)  Are Event Calendar's maintainers interested in adopting this
> feature if I get it working?
>
> Thanks!
> Jesse
>

Oh, hello everybody on EC,
I should say that Jesse's suggestion is really useful, but i'm not
good enough in php, so i hope those functions will be included,
because I need them too!

Thanks!
Ivan.




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