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Success! Thanks again.

Thanks for getting back to us so quickly. We followed these instructions.

1. Created a folder called “events-made-easy-frontend-submit” containing (1)events-made-easy-frontend-submit.php, (2) emefs.js, (3) templates — with: form.php, style.css, style.internal.css, (4) config.php
2. The folder was put in: plugins/events-made-easy/extras/plugins/events-made-easy-frontend-submit (although all the files were already here on plugin install). We originally put the folder in “./wp-content/themes/your-current-theme/events-made-easy-frontend-submit/”, but that didn’t work.
3. The config.php file is inside of this folder. It reads:

<?php
$config['success_page'] = 2300;
$config['auto_publish'] = STATUS_PUBLIC;
$config['public_submit'] = true;
$config['public_not_allowed_page'] = 2301;
?>

4. We placed the shorcode [submit_event_form] on a page, but can’t get the frontend form to display. All other forms and EME customisations work fine.

What are we doing wrong? We are using a child theme on a multi-site install.

Thanks for the help. We’ve customised the shortcode so users can subscribe to the calendar. We’ve used the #ICALLINK on the default single event format. But, it displays as ICAL. How can we customise “ICAL” to read as: “Add to Calendar” or something similar at the bottom of each event?

Marked this as resolved. Found the answer here:

In your shortcode you can now do something like this:

[pdb_list orderby=”last_name,first_name”]

You can also determine the “direction” of the sort on more than one field:

[pdb_list orderby=”date_recorded,last_name” order=”desc,asc”]

That will sort by date in descending order, and then by last name in ascending order.

You can have as many fields in the sort as you want, and they get sorted in the order given. The default sort order is ascending.

Thanks for all the assistance. We’ve gone back to the “hide!yes” because “hide=No|hide!” displays records tagged hide=yes and hide=no, but still doesn’t display new signups without admin intervention. Think we’ll wait for a future release and progress with manual assistance to display records.

Just to follow up. The default “no” from the radio button is being passed to the record in the admin “Add Participants”, but not to the individual records. It displays “List Participants” page, which captures self sign-ups, but these individual records still don’t capture the value.