Bugs Fixture

1) see the placeholder doc for events http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-2-events/ : use #_ADDBOOKINGFORM_IF_NOT_REGISTERED
2) see the placeholder doc for events http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-2-events/ : use #_REMOVEBOOKINGFORM in your single event format
3) it is meant for that. See the doc. Otherwise, use [eme_attendees] or #_ATTENDEES in your single event format
4) See the doc and above
5) See the doc and above

In short: see the doc …

I just tested eme_countdown: works just fine. What is the event start date? Does the event with ID 4 exist?
Normally, just use this in your single event format:

[eme_countdown id=#_EVENTID]

Thanks for that, but that info doesn’t respond to the questions I asked …

Seems ok. Maybe something wrong with the datetime and/or timezone on your server?

Also, this is the code for the countdown (in eme_events.php):

function eme_countdown($atts) {
   global $eme_timezone;
   extract ( shortcode_atts ( array ('id'=>''), $atts ) );

   if ($id!="") {
      $event=eme_get_event($id);
   } else {
      $newest_event_array=eme_get_events(1);
      $event=$newest_event_array[0];
   }
   $eme_date_obj = new ExpressiveDate($event['event_start_date']." ".$event['event_start_time'],$eme_timezone);
   $eme_date_obj_now=new ExpressiveDate(null,$eme_timezone);
   return intval($eme_date_obj_now->getDifferenceInDays($eme_date_obj));
}

so you could add some ‘print_r” statements to debug things before the return-line:

print_r($event);
print_r($eme_date_obj);
print_r($eme_date_obj_now);

And see if the generated output seems ok to you …