Eventbrite Attendees Shortcode wordpress plugin resources analysis
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| Name | Eventbrite Attendees Shortcode |
| Version | 1.1.3 |
| Author | Austin Passy |
| Rating | 0 |
| Last updated | 2014-10-29 04:43:00 |
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Great! Eventbrite Attendees Shortcode plugin ads no tables to your Wordpress blog database.A shortcode to pull in your Eventbrite attendees list.
Example shortcode useage:
[eventbrite-attendees id="384870157"]More options: [eventbrite-attendees id="YOUR_EVENT_ID" sort="true|false" clickable="true|false" user_key="USER_KEY(IF_NOT_SET_IN_SETTINGS)"]
Shortcode args:
- id: with your Eventbrite event id.
- sort: Should the attendee list be sorted by puchase date?
- clickable: Should links be clickable?
- user_key: Your API user key if not saved in the settings.
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Attendee output control. Eventbrite returns a lot of information in regards to each attendee. You can filter out what you do not want by creating a filter. Use the example code bellow in your theme or a functionallity plugin:
// See: http://developer.eventbrite.com/doc/events/event_list_attendees/ 'only_display' for allowed keys.
function frosty_eventbrite_attendee_data_to_remove( $data ) {
// If you want to start fresh use the next line
//$data = array( 'ticket_id', 'tax' ); // etc..
// If you want to remove additional info from the default
//$newdata = array( 'eventbrite_fee', 'created' ); // etc..
//$data = array_unique( array_merge( $newdata, $data ) );
return $data;
}
add_filter( 'eventbrite_attendees_only_display', 'frosty_eventbrite_attendee_only_display );Removed is the old app_key and replaced with the user_key. If you want to use your own app key filter it like so:
function frosty_eventbrite_attendees_app_key( $key ) {
return 'MY_NEW_KEY';
}
add_filter( 'eventbrite_attendees_app_key', 'frosty_eventbrite_attendees_app_key' );Template $make_clickable example; here are two examples:
#1
$name = 'display_name'
function frosty_eventbrite_attendees_make_display_name_clickable() {
return true; //default is false
}
add_filter( "eventbrite_attendees_{$name}_make_clickable", 'frosty_eventbrite_attendees_make_display_name_clickable' );
#2
$names = array( 'display_name', 'company' );
foreach ( $names as $name ) :
add_filter( "eventbrite_attendees_{$name}_make_clickable", "frosty_eventbrite_attendees_make_clickable" );
endforeach;
function frosty_eventbrite_attendees_make_clickable() {
return true; //default is false
}Screenshots
