[eme_holidays]
[eme_holidays] Inserts a simple html list of the holidays in one of your defined holiday listings. Accepts the following arguments: id: the id of the holiday list you want to show Example: [eme_holidays id=1]
06 – Shortcodes
[eme_categories]
[eme_categories] Will show a list of all categories. Accepts the following arguments: eventful: if set to true, only locations with events planned will be shown. Default: false. scope: see the explanation for [eme_events]. You need to set eventful to true for this to have any effect. event_id: only show categories for a specific event id.
[eme_attendees_report_link]
[eme_attendees_report_link] If the user is logged in and has the permissions to list registrations, this shortcode generates a link to a CSV export for the attendees/events (events as rows, dates as columns, attendees as cell entries) in scope. It accepts the following parameters: event_template_id id of the template used for the event row headers (if
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[eme_mybookings]
[eme_mybookings] Will show all bookings for the logged in user, based on the layout given by the templates or by the generic booking list format. Accepts the following arguments: id the optional event id (or comma-separated list of ids of the events) you want to show bookings for, so you can now show only the
[eme_add_multibooking_form]
Inserts a booking form for multiple events on a regular wordpress page. Accepts the following arguments: id: a comma-separated list of event ID’s you want to show the booking form for. category_id: a comma-separated list of category ID’s you want to show the booking form for. Can be used instead of the id-parameter to avoid
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[eme_attendees]
[eme_attendees] Returns a list of attendees for a single event. Accepts the following arguments: id: the ID of the event you want to show the attendees for. See also the examples below. Either this option or the scope option is required to be present (see below). When using ths shortcode inside a single event format,
[eme_bookings]
[eme_bookings] Returns the page describing the bookings for a single event. Accepts the following arguments: id: the ID of the event (or comma-separated list of IDs of the events) you want to show the bookings for. See also the examples below. Either this option or the scope option is required to be present (see below).
[eme_location]
[eme_location] Returns the page describing a single location. Accepts the following arguments: id: the ID of the location you want show. template_id (optional): use a predefined format template for the location, instead of the setting configured in ‘Default single location page format’. See https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=51 ignore_url (optional): allows you to ignore the external url for this
[eme_cancel_all_bookings_form]
[eme_cancel_all_bookings_form] Inserts a unsubscribe form on a regular wordpress page. Accepts the following parameters: id: the ID of the event for which the unsubscribe form should be shown. The layout of the form is defined in the EME settings page, tab RSVP. There you’ll find “Cancel all bookings form format”. The placeholders can be found
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[eme_add_booking_form]
[eme_add_booking_form] Inserts a booking form on a regular wordpress page. Accepts the following parameters: id: the ID of the event for which the booking form should be shown. Example: [eme_add_booking_form id=4]
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