Hi @czhao,
You are misunderstanding how the plugin works. Yes there’s one page for the registration page, but that page is dynamic and works for all webinars. So when you click the register button in your sidebar it will go to the same registration page, but depending on the button clicked the content of that page will change to show the appropriate registration form.
Lastly, if that doesn’t work for you, which would be unusual because it works for everyone else, then there’s nothing stopping you using the registration form shortcode and creating manual links to those registration pages. This idea isn’t great because you need to keep creating new registration pages with new shortcodes, and linking to those specific registration pages manually. The shortcode to display a registration form is: [gotowebinar-reg key=”YOUR WEBINAR KEY”].
Thanks,
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czhao
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Hi,
Thanks for your assistance on this. I was trying to add the shortcode [gotowebinar-reg] on my registration page but the form was not showing (my site was Divi-based and the module kept loading). When I tried to Save the page it showed the following error message. I then removed the shortcode and was able to save the page again. Was this a compatability issue of the GTW plugin with divi or other plugins?
“An error has occurred while saving your page. Various problems can cause a save to fail, such as a lack of server resources, firewall blockages, plugin conflicts or server misconfiguration. You can try saving again by clicking Try Again, or you can download a backup of your unsaved page by clicking Download Backup. Backups can be restored using the portability system while next editing your page.
Contacting your host and asking them to increase the following PHP variables may help: memory_limit, max_execution_time, upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time, max_input_vars. In addition, auditing your firewall error log (such as ModSecurity) may reveal false positives that are preventing saves from completing.
Lastly, it is recommended that you temporarily disable all WordPress plugins and browser extensions and try to save again to determine if something is causing a conflict.”
Thanks!
Hi @czhao,
Yes, there’s probably an issue with Divi and it trying to render shortcodes in its visual page builder. I am not a Divi expert, but maybe there’s a way to disable the output of shortcodes int he page editor. I beleive you can also edit Divi in wireframe mode which I think does this?
Thanks,
