Posted: August 29, 2013 at 2:52 pm
My customer is running various multi-days events, i.e. 5-day seminars which have different start/end times, e.g. Seminar A over 5 days So the question is how can I define/show this information best I saw a forum post from Dean, but unfortunately it does not answer how to achieve the requirements described above: ### Begin System Info ### WP_DEBUG: Disabled Responsive Grid: Disabled ACTIVE PLUGINS: | |
Hi Thomas, For the most part this isnt currently possible, though it is being looked at for future versions. The problem is is that the days of an even share the time period, so the only way currently would be hiding the times from the event with CSS and adding in the times manually. | |
Hi Dean, How can I achieve this for each event separately? Thanks, Thomas | |
Hi Thomas, The simple solution is to add them in the event’s description. You could even mark them up in an HTML table: http://www.htmldog.com/guides/html/beginner/tables/ If you need to get more fancy than displaying the times in the event description (like on other views of the registration process) then the event meta fields can be used along with the [EE_META] shortcode. http://staging.eventespresso.com/wiki/shortcodes-template-variables/#ee-meta So the usage example for adding times would be name->time1 key->10:00; name->time2 key->14:00; and so on The built in event time fields that Event Espresso offers are generally used for selecting an event time if there is more than one time entered; this doesn’t sound like a good fit for your customer’s specifications. As an aside, please consider updating the site to use the current version of Event Espresso. There have been more than a few bug fixes and enhancements added since Event Espresso 3.1.30.7. | |
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