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Were you able to view the form? I see there was an update to the Smart Forms plugin, I have installed it but it did not resolve the error.

Hmmm, I am not sure what I am doing wrong then. I have set Enable No-User Booking Mode = yes, Allow bookings with registered emails = yes in events manager settings, Allow guest bookings = no (i don’t want accounts created) and set the Available for option = everyone in the event. When viewing the event for a non-logged in user it says You must log in or register to make a booking. What could I be doing wrong?

Ok. Thanks for responding Justin.

I think I got it, but I went back to badgeos_get_user_earned_achievement_ids since I am using this on a members list page. The badgeos_get_user_achievements gets the id of the logged in user and that is not what I want (unless I am missing something. What I do is get the post id, then retrieve the menu_order value for that post and stick them into an array so I can sort it, then feed that array to the badgeos_get_user_earned_achievement_ids and finally output the thumbnails…a lot of this code I got from one of your other posts 🙂

I put in some parameters so that you can specify a particular user, award type, award name, user’s nickname, and option to specify size of icon. there is also a predefined mini tag size parameter. Here it is, I am happy to hear any other suggestions but this is working at least for now 🙂

function vets_tags_shortcode( $atts = array() ) {
	// Parse our attributes
	$atts = shortcode_atts( array(
		'user' => get_current_user_id(),
		'type' => '', //type='division-tags', 'squad-tags' etc to show BadgeOS Badge for Achievement Type with that name
                'limit' => 100,
                'show_name' => 0,//add the Achievement Name name to the output
                'mini_tags' => 1, //show smaller icon
		'nickname' =>1, //show user's nickname
		'size' => 0 //anything other than 0 sets size in px
	), $atts );
	$output = '';
	// Grab the user's current achievements, without duplicates
	$achievements = array_unique( badgeos_get_user_earned_achievement_ids( $atts['user'], $atts['type'] ) );
	// Setup a counter
	$count = 0;
	// Loop through the achievements
	if ( ! empty( $achievements ) ) {
		$sorted_awards = array();
		//get the menu_order value and the achievement id and put them into an array for sorting
		foreach( $achievements as $ach_id ) {
			$thispost = get_post($ach_id);
			$menu_order = $thispost->menu_order;
			$sorted_awards[$menu_order] = $ach_id;
		}
		//sort the array so lowest numerical value in menu_order shows first
		ksort($sorted_awards);
		foreach ($sorted_awards as $order => $achievement_id) {
			// If we've hit our limit, quit
			if ( $count >= $atts['limit'] ) {
				break;
			}
		// Output our achievement image and title
		if (absint($atts['size']) <> 0){
			$output .= badgeos_get_achievement_post_thumbnail( $achievement_id, array( $atts['size'], $atts['size'] ), "avatar" );
		}elseif ($atts['mini_tags'] == 1 && absint($atts['size']) == 0){
			//badgeos_get_achievement_post_thumbnail( $post_id = 0, $image_size = 'badgeos-achievement', $class = 'badgeos-item-thumbnail' )
            //                                                                  //array(dimensions, dimensions) "avatar" is  CSS class
			$output .= badgeos_get_achievement_post_thumbnail( $achievement_id, array( 25, 25 ), "avatar" );
		}else{
			$output .= badgeos_get_achievement_post_thumbnail( $achievement_id );
		}
		//show tag name
		if ($atts['show_name'] == 1){
			$output .= '<span class="badgeos-title-wrap"> ' . str_ireplace("tags","",get_the_title( $achievement_id )) . '</span>';
		}
		// Increase our counter
		$count++;
		}
	}
	return $output;
}
add_shortcode( 'vets_tags', 'vets_tags_shortcode' );

Thank you for responding, your advice worked for me. Just a note, I didn’t see any examples in the documentation using lt, le, gt, ge.

For others who may find this post, this worked for me.

[eme_if tag=’#_AVAILABLESPACES’ lt=’#_TOTALSPACES’]<p>The following people have signed up for this event:
#_ATTENDEES</p>[/eme_if]

Thanks Franky, this is a great plug-in!