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About Ozymandias
Ozymandias
Occasional Advisor
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11-30-2009
04-11-2019
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04-11-2019
08:39 PM
Thanks - just what I was looking for, but I was searching in the wrong place!
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04-10-2019
12:50 AM
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Hi, I have set up a survey page. Is there an option which will alert me when a response has been left (i.e., a notification of new response sent to me via email?) Do I need to manually monitor whether responses are being left? Thanks.
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- Tags:
- notification
- Survey
08-13-2018
08:09 PM
There is no way to link the question box to the fee, is there? That is, where selecting the appropriate fee would trigger a question to be relevant. I wonder what other solutions users have found. I've been approached by several event companies and would like to short list some for future events that have more complex registration options.
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- Tags:
- event
- registration
08-12-2018
08:53 PM
Hi all, I've created an event and opened registrations, but have discovered a problem with my form. This is a three day event, with various registration types covering tickets for single days, two days, etc. I thought that the easiest way to set up the registration form would be to set the event as 'free' and list my registration types as 'Additional items.' I've found that (as well as the form looking cluttered) the result has been a lot of 'blank' registrations coming through. I would rather have set a registration fee in the typical way, but is there a way to change the Fee to allow users to select more than one option? This would be preferable to creating different registration options, i.e., 'Monday,' 'Tuesday,' 'Wednesday,' and then options for 'Monday and Tuesday,' 'Monday and Wednesday,' and so on. Thanks for any suggestions the community may have!
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- Tags:
- event
- registration
07-16-2018
08:09 PM
Thanks for submitting the feedback, Lucas. I've made a custom landing page for the event with a link to the document referred to which will hopefully prove sufficient for the time being. For anyone looking at this post, I don't recommend experimenting with HTML in your event pages!
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07-15-2018
10:13 PM
Hi community,
I am working on an event registration page, and was hoping to include a link to registration terms and conditions within the registration form. I have been experimenting and searching through the knowledge base and can't find a way to customise the form to the extent that I could an email.
I have added my custom registration question to accept terms and conditions, but would have liked to include a link to those terms alongside this.
Has anyone in the community found a way of doing this, without just typing a text link into the event introduction text?
Thanks!
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07-10-2018
08:02 PM
Thanks for your suggestion too, Donna. I have been experimenting with discount and access codes. I'll keep experimenting and see if I can make it work.
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07-09-2018
08:19 PM
Thanks for your suggestion, Amber! I was considering setting up two events, and may end up doing this - if only to make a less complex form for my users. One problem is that this would mean I could potentially over-sell some places which are limited. I presume this also means that there is no way to have two free registration options?
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07-08-2018
09:11 PM
Hi, I'm currently preparing an Event in Constant Contact and thought I would reach out to the community to hear if you had any ideas for building a registration form to meet our event needs. The event is a conference which will be free for all attendees, however there will be additional costs for the different workshops and seminars taking place. The cost of these seminars would differ for members of our association and for non-members. My plan to tackle this in Constant Contact had been to create an event with two types of 'Fees' for registration, both with a cost of $0.00 - one for non-members and one for members. I had planned to then add the different optional seminars and workshops in the 'Additional items' section of the form. The problems I am facing with this are: - Constant Contact seems to only have an option for No Fee, which removes my idea of indicating member or non-member status. I tried setting the multiple fees option, but this returns an error when setting the fee to $0.00. - Is there a way to make additional items offered only visible based on registration type; that is, to hide the member-only prices from non-members once the registration type is selected? Thanks for any suggestions you may have! Looking forward to hearing about your experiences working with Events in CC.
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