Hi, Is it possible to add custom fields to an Amelia Event on the creation/admin side and show the content of those fields to the users when they see the event listings (to help them choose the event, not for them to fill out)? My client is an art education nonprofit, they give classes in various art media (eg pottery) and they have various requirements (beginner/advanced, age, materials needed, etc). Also, an instructor (employee) Bio would be great. I can create a custom post type and display all of these then link to the event for user signup, but ideally my client's admins would only have to enter their event once. Is there an API where I can eg add fields or get my CPT to talk to the event post type? Writing a whole plugin for this from scratch is out of scope I think ha. Thank you! - Fox
I'm afraid that we didn't quite get what you want to achieve exactly? Can you explain to us in a little more detail, and send us a couple of screenshots?
Custom Fields for Events, but for the event display side, not the user form.
So, currently you can add custom fields to an Event for the users to fill out extra info about themselves, but what we need is extra fields to *show* the users who are looking at classes: age limit, materials needed, beginner/advanced, etc.
In other words the fields belong to the event itself, not the signup form.
Hi, Is it possible to add custom fields to an Amelia Event on the creation/admin side and show the content of those fields to the users when they see the event listings (to help them choose the event, not for them to fill out)? My client is an art education nonprofit, they give classes in various art media (eg pottery) and they have various requirements (beginner/advanced, age, materials needed, etc). Also, an instructor (employee) Bio would be great. I can create a custom post type and display all of these then link to the event for user signup, but ideally my client's admins would only have to enter their event once. Is there an API where I can eg add fields or get my CPT to talk to the event post type? Writing a whole plugin for this from scratch is out of scope I think ha. Thank you! - Fox
Hello Fox,
I'm afraid that we didn't quite get what you want to achieve exactly? Can you explain to us in a little more detail, and send us a couple of screenshots?
We wish you all the best.
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Marko Davidovic [email protected]
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Hi Marko,
Custom Fields for Events, but for the event display side, not the user form.
So, currently you can add custom fields to an Event for the users to fill out extra info about themselves, but what we need is extra fields to *show* the users who are looking at classes: age limit, materials needed, beginner/advanced, etc.
In other words the fields belong to the event itself, not the signup form.
Best,
Fox
Hello Fox,
Thank you for clearing that up.
For that purpose, you could add the description of the event to the description field:
Please let me know if that worked for you.
Looking forward to your reply.
Kind Regards,
Uros Jovanovic
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