Regards

The example works in EventList 1.0 RC for Joomla 1.5. It is very likely that if you downloaded EventList in the last months you no longer have the “1.0 Release Candidate” version but the “1.0 stable” which is available since february at http://www.schlu.net. The changelog indicates this last version has experienced changes in the code, so it is possible that it doesn’t work to you because part of the modified code has to do with the code of the tutorial.

Unfortunately, I am using a heavily modified version of 1.0 RC and therefore – at least in a short term – won’t work with 1.0 stable, hence can’t offer you right now an alternative tutorial for your version because I don’t know it’s code and how it works compared to 1.0 RC.

However, if you are 100% sure you have Eventlist 1.0 RC and the tutorial is not working with it, let me know and I can try helping.

Regards

Many thaks for the tutorial but it doesn’t work for me… the data are not submitting to database
eventlist 1.0 J! 1.5.9 – No CB

I have follow each step !!!!

Greg

If you mean adding extra fields to the frontend user event submission form, yes it is possible. As a matter of a fact, and in relation with the topic covered in this guide, the site mentioned above allows a user submitting an event to choose the maximum number of attendants (custom text field).

I will try to cover this topic in my next post. Stay tuned!

Regards

Can a similar method be used during frontend user event submission?

Thank you kindly for taking the time to help everyone out.