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Eventr - Event Registration Plugin for WordPress

Eventr - Event Registration Plugin for WordPress

Eventr, a Event Registration Plugin for WordPress lets you use your blog as an event management tool. You can create an event - the plugin will let people register for the event - it can also show a list of all the attendees. Once the event is done, you can deactivate the event and no more sign ups will be allowed.

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Features

Create multiple events from the Admin side
Show a registration form for the event at the client side
Show an attendee list for each event in client side
See a list of all attendees for each event in the admin side - you can manage this list
Set an event date - registration will stop after that date.
Set maximum attendee limit for event. Registration will stop after that limit is reached.
Registration Fields - Name, Bio, URL, Email, Phone, Image Upload fields
All fields except the name can be turned off from the admin side
Ability to export data in CSV format
Optional Captcha protection for spam prevention
And More...

Installation

Download the zipped file from the Eventr page in Wordpress Plugin Repository.
Extract and upload the contents of the folder to /wp-contents/plugins/ folder
Go to the Plugin management page of WordPress admin section and enable the Eventr plugin
Go to the Events Management page(Tools > Manage Events) to create or edit events.

Screenshots

Eventr - Event Registration Plugin for WordPress

See it in Action

I have set up a few demo pages - try it out...

Comments/Suggestion/Support Questions?

I have set up a forum called Eventr WordPress Plugin. Please use that to post your questions.

Comments

joln at 30 Jan, 2009 10:15

Nice plug. :)

Elaine Miller at 08 Feb, 2009 01:54

Great plugin, thanks!

One trouble -- it borks when WP is installed in anything other than the root directory.

Slack at 15 Feb, 2009 08:46

It works with all themes? because i can't see it...

sambhaji at 03 Mar, 2009 04:49

this plug in not working on wordpress 2.7.

sambhaji at 03 Mar, 2009 05:11

sorry this is working well!
put comment for registration form on page or post in html mode not in visual mode.

Dan at 10 Mar, 2009 11:56

This does not work when Wordpress front end is set to show at root of domian but admin us under a path such as /blog

Ashly at 28 Mar, 2009 07:25

wow this is a great idea dn plugin for wordpress, we will definilty be trying it soon.

Bocki at 01 Apr, 2009 04:57

i love this one!

the only thing thats missing, is a widget to insert this into the navigation.

my dream:
- a list of upcoming events in the widget
- click on an event and a new page opens where the registration form and the attendee list is available
- hovering over an event in the sidebar will show the attendee list

i am willing to help you programming this.. hit me back :)

Tdude at 11 Apr, 2009 12:54

Hi!
Sorry, but I tried it in an install one level under root and it doesn't work. It should be easy enough to fix though. I'll give it a shot tomorrow.
/T

Arun Basil Lal at 27 Apr, 2009 03:16

This plugin has been a life saver. It saved all the hours that were spent in manually accpeting registration and then creatating long lists of attendees.

Kudos and Cheers... :)

ryean at 05 May, 2009 03:15

Try the Eventbrite widget, it works around installing a plug-in for Wordpress by just dropping a few lines of HTML. I think it's much faster and since they're a big company, the service comes fully featured. You can also pretty much fully integrate Eventbrite event page in anything.

Here's a link: www.eventbrite.com/t/how-to-use-ticket-widget

Hope you find it helpful!

Alma at 30 May, 2009 05:41

Hi is it possible to integrate a paypal or payment system with this plugin?

Kristine Anne Gomez at 02 Jul, 2009 04:06

Hi,
Cool plug!

how can I change the required fields and the text landing page (the page that shows after I register)?

Also, is it possible for the landing page to have a hyperlink (for pdfs, videos, etc)

bob at 13 Jul, 2009 05:12

I like this plugin, but I need more fields! If there would be an option for adding custom fields I would be really happy. Otherwise if you just could post some info on how to edit the existing ones?

jeff at 13 Jul, 2009 10:41

Thanks for sharing the plugin-perfect for my need.
But it seems having some issue with wordpress 2.8.1 security - I'm unable to create/manage event anymore. It says I don't have permission to access the page though I'm already have administrator role. Any plan to make it compatible with 2.8.1?

CCNA4U.NET at 15 Jul, 2009 07:22

same jeff, this is error
"You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page." when i Create New Event
My version is 2.8.1

Annie at 05 Sep, 2009 12:38

I have the same problem. Does anyone have solution to solve it?

I am using WP 2.8.4

bob at 16 Jul, 2009 06:47

I just implemented this plugin at my site and I realise that I miss som features. For example: I really would like to be able to make a list with active events, so that I could make a page that links to all my events. Or even better, choose a page like "registrations" and automaticly make subpages for each event.

Thank you for your work with this, it really helps me a lot!

Kate at 21 Jul, 2009 12:09

Great plugin, very useful, thanx.

Thiru at 29 Jul, 2009 04:18

When I try to create the event it says

"You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page."

What i have to do create the event and registration form for the events

Thirunavukkarasu

Fat Cow at 01 Aug, 2009 06:12

Hello!

I'm to translate your plugin in russian language. when You publish this? Please answer me to email! Thanks!

Anonymous at 01 Aug, 2009 06:53

Thank

robert at 07 Aug, 2009 04:40

unfortunately this plugin does not work with (AJAXed) 2.8.2/3 so i can't use it. if i get the time, i'll try and fix the problems (which appear to be many).

nice idea...the next version should be good.

John at 15 Aug, 2009 06:48

I upgraded eventr and now my event is not working. It says Invalid Event ID. I wonly have 1 event. Please help to fix this! John

Thibaut at 25 Aug, 2009 06:02

Arghhhh just upgraded to latest version as incompatibility with 2.8 made all events data unreachable.... now all events data has been deleted!!!!!! HELP!!!!!!!

Kenneth at 26 Aug, 2009 02:17

Hi

When i post a name in the event, and go to my administrations page the name is shown 2 times. Why is taht, and what do i do to prevent that. I use the latest version of WP

wim at 29 Aug, 2009 10:24

I had this same thing.
Seems that a (browser) refresh of the registration page causes the same attendee_id to get inserted twice...

Anonymous at 01 Sep, 2009 07:33

I can't find the short code to insert the Eventr plugin into a WP page. Please help.

Anonymous at 02 Sep, 2009 04:37

whats the code to place this anywhere with my blog?

Anonymous at 11 Sep, 2009 03:22

Is this plugin compatible with WP MU?

mich at 28 Sep, 2009 08:12

Hi there,
I have an question
is there a option to auto update your event page without changing de event id every time ?

Radek at 22 Oct, 2009 06:09

This plugin is wonderful, thanks much for working on it, thumbs up! When do you plan to release the WP 2.8 compatibility? I consider downgrading WP to be able to use the plugin, but not if update is coming soon ;)

Cheers

TG at 17 Nov, 2009 01:56

I cannot save any Event, when I create a new event in Magane event and click Save it will not be saved?

I am using WP 2.8.6

What to do??

Brian at 21 Nov, 2009 10:42

I have a question. Can this be even more basic? A plugin that creates an event, and a member of the site can just click a "register me" button after they are logged in and they don't have to fill anything else out? No forms, just 1 click and they're on the list, as long as they're a member of the site. I run an stand up comedy open mic, and I have an event registration plugin on Geeklog that does this. I want to switch this site over to Wordpress and have this same functionality for the users. Seems like all the event manager plugins make users fill out a big form to register. I need a simpler one since they sign up for these events weekly and they're all used to just clicking "register me" and being done.

Thanks!
Brian

Bob at 01 Dec, 2009 07:17

I recently upgraded to the latest version of this plugin (which is a great tool btw, kudos). Since the upgrade, I am noticing that a refresh of the page inserts the attendee twice in the list. Is there a way to clear the cache after the attendee is added the first time? Any guidance on how to prevent this from happening is much appreciated.

Thanks,

minhaj at 15 Dec, 2009 07:01

please let me know how can i display event in the front end because i use the "[EVENTR 1] " but it does nothing on front end i put in html mode but it is not working can any body help me for this one. any body have an idea registration and attendee is working fine on threre restpective pages

Anonymous at 04 Jan, 2010 11:05

hi, the examples you have given link to pages with errors, do you have any live examples??

Anonymous at 08 Jan, 2010 08:47

I have error sugestion when i save my event when I create it

You don't have permission to access /Sekolah/wp-admin/< on this server

plakis at 08 Jan, 2010 02:21

also got You don't have permission to access error 403

Craig at 18 Jan, 2010 07:02

Thank you for developing this plugin. I am building my first website and this was very helpful. One thing I notice that can could be improved with the next update is:

On the attendees list, there is no limit to the number of character that can be entered for an email address, name, phone number. So since I have such a long name and email address it pushes the uploaded image into the side bar. If I remove the entries that have long names it fixes the problem. Or if I remove listing the phone number it corrects it. Is there a way to set it so it wraps the text in the field, so that the attendees list stays in the designated space?

Thanks again for all that you do.
-Craig, Arkansas, USA

Anonymous at 19 Jan, 2010 12:29

Ok, I admit I am not very good here and making my first attempt with this so forgive my question if it sounds a little simplistic. However, the plug-in is installed and event created. So how do I now make it so people who hit the site can click somewhere to bring up the event registration page? I missed that piece in the instructions.

Thanks in advance.
KDB

Anonymous at 08 Feb, 2010 02:05

What is the difference between this plugin and the Advanced Events Registration plugin. The Advanced Events Registration seems to use PayPal for the payment system. Is there a way for attendees to pay? Are you still actively adding any advanced features on this plugin?

Also, your demo seems to be closed.

Thanks!!!

Andy Jones at 28 Feb, 2010 12:53

Is there a way to change what details are requested in the form?
I have an event here I need to ask if the recipient has any dietry requirements.

Is this possible?

Thanks!

Roblab at 03 Mar, 2010 10:05

Customizing the fields for the registration form is a b**** as they say. I finally found where in the file show_registration_form.php, toward the bottom of the file. You can comment out the fields you don't want, or change the text using html comment tags before and after  after. Changing the options settings in the file eventr.php from 1 to 0 did nada, oddly.

Bart_M at 03 Mar, 2010 12:45

Hi,

great plugin, I use it on my scuba website. (http://www.duikteameindhoven.nl)

1 question: is it possible to only let registered users register for events?

Regards,
Bart

Roblab at 03 Mar, 2010 08:36

to create your registration page after Eventr has been activated, place
[EVENTR REGISTRATION 1]
in a post
where 1 is the no. of your event, if it's the first event, it's 1
and to place a list of attendees in that post
place
[EVENTR ATTENDEES 1]
below that

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