matthewgfc

Thanks for telling me that, I wasn’t aware of that intent of that function call. I’ll make those adjustments. Again, thanks for all your help! Love your plugin.

Hey Barry,

Thanks! You’ve been very helpful. So I have also been following this topic here: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/rsvp-fields?replies=4

I can’t seem to get my meta data to ever be created. I have my form field set up within the rsvp-form.php form. It has a unique name/id of “rvsp_additional_attendees”. Also see below for the code that should be capturing this.

add_filter( 'eventrocket_rsvp_accept_anon_submission', 'rsvp_store_additional_data', 20 );
function rsvp_store_additional_data() {
    $event_id  = get_the_ID();
    $anon_user = get_current_user_id();

    if( ! add_post_meta( $event_id, "_RSVP_Field_{$anon_user}_Additional_Attendees", $_POST['rvsp_additional_attendees'], true))
    {
      update_post_meta( $event_id, "_RSVP_Field_{$anon_user}_Additional_Attendees", $_POST['rvsp_additional_attendees'] );
    }
}

I’m expecting that after I hit submit on my form:

<button class="eventrocket attendees" name="additional_attendees" value="__anon" type="submit">
						<?php _ex( 'Update Additional Attendees List', 'anon attendance button', 'eventrocket' ) ?>
					</button>

That the meta data field would be created in the postmeta table. But it isn’t. I’ve checked the headers and verified that the form data is in fact being passed through properly.

Any ideas on what I’m doing wrong?

Thanks!