events

Events include a date field with the option to repeat on multiple dates. Using the repeating date feature creates only one instance of the event, but shows it for multiple dates on the calendar. The event will display the same title, start and optional end time, where, event type, event description, image, and contact information for all the repeating dates.

The following are bugs or known problems with the Entity Registration module:

1. Create a new Event/Program and complete all fields that you would normally fill in for an event.
2. Scroll to the bottom of the Create Event/Program screen so that you can see the Registration drop-down menu.
3. Select the appropriate registration type from the Registration drop-down menu.

Preset your registration forms with Registration Types

Registration types are preset forms you can add to your events. One "Default" registration type is provided when SCLS staff enable event registration on your site; you may change it to customize the questions that will appear on the registration form and/or add new registration types for specialized forms. For example, you may choose to use different registration types (with different questions) for childrens' and general audience events.

Event registration (as provided to SCLS-hosted websites) is powered by the Entity Registration module. Features and workflow requirements may change as this module is still undergoing development.

Event registration links a registration form to a given event/program node. Library staff may set a registration type, choose settings, manage registrations, email registrants, and view registrant data on a per-event basis.

Event registration is powered by the Entity Registration module for Drupal.

What are Registration types? Can we customize different registration forms?

Registration types are the preset forms that you can add to your events. You can have unlimited registration types. If you add new registration types, before you start using them, you will need to contact SCLS staff to add permissions for anonymous users (patrons) to register with that type of registration.