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Event registration confirmation message
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9 years 3 months ago #91055
by Susanne Koepf
Event registration confirmation message was created by Susanne Koepf
Hi,
I`ve no idea how to change the content of the event registration confirmation message.
I only want to show the event date, but not the event time. Could you please give me a hint, how to change that?
Thanks a regards
Susanne
I`ve no idea how to change the content of the event registration confirmation message.
I only want to show the event date, but not the event time. Could you please give me a hint, how to change that?
Thanks a regards
Susanne
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9 years 3 months ago #91066
by Leon Treff
Replied by Leon Treff on topic Event registration confirmation message
Hello,
you go to "Emails & Messages", then open the tab "Registration Email Messages", and in "User email body" you can edit whatever message you want to be sent as registration confirmation.
You may replace [REGISTRATION_DETAIL] by something else, the tags you can use are listed aside.
Sincerely,
Léon
you go to "Emails & Messages", then open the tab "Registration Email Messages", and in "User email body" you can edit whatever message you want to be sent as registration confirmation.
You may replace [REGISTRATION_DETAIL] by something else, the tags you can use are listed aside.
Sincerely,
Léon
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9 years 3 months ago #91071
by James Riley
James Riley .: EventBooking user since 2014 ::: JoomDonation user since 2016 :.
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Replied by James Riley on topic Event registration confirmation message
Even if you dropped the all-inclusive [REGISTRATION_DETAIL] tag in favor of custom building the email with individual tags, I think that the [EVENT_DATE] tag (which is included in the [REGISTRATION_DETAIL] tag) is globally defined by Configuration -> [Event Date Format] options. You could remove the time component from this field, but it will effect the display anywhere else on your site where event_date_format is called (which looks like 8 of EB's view template files, a few helper files...)...
SOLUTION:
You will likely have to edit the code in Event Booking's /helper/mail.php file to replace occurences of $config->event_date_format with your custom date format (eg. 'D. M. d, Y' ). You might be able to create an override for the class(es) that you are changing (if not, you'll have to make this update each time you upgrade). If this doesn't fix the issue, you will have to make this change in other files until you find the right location.
SOLUTION:
You will likely have to edit the code in Event Booking's /helper/mail.php file to replace occurences of $config->event_date_format with your custom date format (eg. 'D. M. d, Y' ). You might be able to create an override for the class(es) that you are changing (if not, you'll have to make this update each time you upgrade). If this doesn't fix the issue, you will have to make this change in other files until you find the right location.
James Riley .: EventBooking user since 2014 ::: JoomDonation user since 2016 :.
.: grfx & web design / IT / AV @ St. Therese Institute of Faith and Mission, Bruno, SK, Canada :.
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