[eme_bookings_report_link] If the user is logged in and has the permissions to list members, this shortcode generates a link to a CSV export of the booking for the mentioned event. It accepts the following parameters: event_id event id you want to show the bookings for (required). If this shortcode is used inside a single event […]
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[eme_members_report_link] If the user is logged in and has the permissions to list members, this shortcode generates a link to a CSV export for the members of the configured group or membership. It accepts the following parameters: membership_id membership id you want to show the members for. Either this or group_id is required. group_id id
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EME helps you to achieve GDPR compliance. While some things (like alerting your visitors of the fact that you use cookies and also inform them about your privacy policy) remains your own responsibility, you can put the eme_change_personal_info shortcode on a regular wordpress page (with all the explaining you want to do) so people can
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[eme_members] Returns a list of members, optionally limited to specific EME groups. Accepts the following arguments: group_id: the ID of the EME group you want to show the members of. Multiple ids can be provided, comma-separated. Either this or the membership_id option is required. membership_id: the ID of the EME membership you want to show
EME helps you to achieve GDPR compliance. While some things (like alerting your visitors of the fact that you use cookies and also inform them about your privacy policy) remains your own responsibility, you can put the eme_gdpr_approve shortcode on a regular wordpress page (with all the explaining you want to do) so people can
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Shows a form for email unsubscribe from a group. template_id (optional): use a predefined format template for the form (see below). If you use a template for this shortcode, the placeholders mentioned below can be used: #_EMAIL asks for the email (required) #_MAILGROUPS displays a list of EME groups designated as “mailgroups” a person can
Shows a form for email subscribe to a group. template_id (optional): use a predefined format template for the form (see below). If no template id is given, a default form layout will be used instead. If you use a template for this shortcode, the placeholders mentioned below can be used: #_EMAIL asks for the email
[eme_people] Returns a list of people, optionally limited to a specific EME group. Accepts the following arguments: group_id: the ID of the EME group you want to show the members of. template_id: use a predefined format template for each of the persons matching the group (or all). See https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-12-people/ for the placeholders that can be
EME helps you to achieve GDPR compliance. While some things (like alerting your visitors of the fact that you use cookies and also inform them about your privacy policy) remains your own responsibility, you can put the eme_gdpr shortcode on a regular wordpress page (with all the explaining you want to do) so people can
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[eme_add_member_form] Inserts a member form on a regular wordpress page. Accepts the following parameters: id: the ID of the membership for which the form should be shown. name: the name of the membership for which the form should be shown (if specified, this overrides the id-parameter). Example: [eme_add_member_form id=4]
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