krb88

I do have one more question though, and I think I’d be asking the right person in putting it here (I hope). It’s hard to say where our confusion lies when using multiple plugins.

We are using Gravity Forms to create forms that we can use to take in patron registration details. We are using your plugin to manage our events otherwise. So when we create an event, we are permitted to select whether registration is required – if we say yes, we are allowed to then choose the proper Gravity Form for the event. This form is included at the bottom of the event on the front end so patrons can fill it out.

Our issue is that sometimes we have an event that requires registration but we need the patron to come in face to face (usually when we’re collecting a fee). But if we indicate in our event that it’s required, we are forced to choose a form when we don’t really want one; we can make one that just has the patron acknowledge the need to come in or call but that’s not preferred. If we don’t indicate that registration is required, the event on the front end now says “Registration not required”. We can, of course, say it’s required in the description but this may be confusing and the space we have to describe our event is kind of small as it is.

Is there any way to have further customization over the registration area on the front end? A way to say it’s required but please call/come in?

Thanks for the speedy reply!

So to clarify, if we change our increment baseline amount to 15, rather than 30, we can change the default number of increments allotted for setup/cleanup from 1 to 2 – so we can still retain a default 30 minute buffer between events – but because we’ve changed that baseline amount from 30 to 15, that will allow us to schedule programs from, say, 10:00 – 10:15?