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Hi Franky,
I’m having a minor issue when customising the Front-End Submit form. The site is still in development so I can’t link it now.
The client has three consistent seat and pricing options/tiers for every single event, so I would like to have three separate inputs. They would then put the number of seats and the price for each option separately, instead of using the double pipes. (‘||’)
I have included the following code in the template file for the seats:
<div class="input">
<label for="event_seats(1)"><?php _e('Seats 1','events-made-easy-frontend-submit'); ?></label><br />
<?php EMEFS::field('event_seats(1)'); ?>
<?php EMEFS::error('event_seats(1)'); ?>
</div>
<div class="input">
<label for="event_seats(2)"><?php _e('Seats 2','events-made-easy-frontend-submit'); ?></label><br />
<?php EMEFS::field('event_seats(2)'); ?>
<?php EMEFS::error('event_seats(2)'); ?>
</div>
<div class="input">
<label for="event_seats(3)"><?php _e('Seats 3','events-made-easy-frontend-submit'); ?></label><br />
<?php EMEFS::field('event_seats(3)'); ?>
<?php EMEFS::error('event_seats(3)'); ?>
</div>And then the following code for the pricing:
<div class="input">
<label for="price(1)"><?php _e('Price 1','events-made-easy-frontend-submit'); ?></label><br />
<?php EMEFS::field('price(1)'); ?>
<?php EMEFS::error('price(1)'); ?>
</div>
<div class="input">
<label for="price(2)"><?php _e('Price 2','events-made-easy-frontend-submit'); ?></label><br />
<?php EMEFS::field('price(2)'); ?>
<?php EMEFS::error('price(2)'); ?>
</div>
<div class="input">
<label for="price(3)"><?php _e('Price 3','events-made-easy-frontend-submit'); ?></label><br />
<?php EMEFS::field('price(3)'); ?>
<?php EMEFS::error('price(3)'); ?>
</div>On the form, the fields show exactly as I’d like them to, but when submitting the following error is shown:
“By using #_SEATS{xx}, you are using multiple seat categories in your RSVP template, but you have not defined a price for each category in your event RSVP settings. Please correct the event RSVP settings.”
I would appreciate any assistance or insight you can offer on this.
Thanks very much for your work – it’s excellent and useful beyond words!
Thanks,
Ash.
