Chekin' in

[Daniel Abrams]

I think it may be real that Admins might from time to time want to issue certificates for Days or Sessions.

Okay, that is a fair bit of work. I can start on that tomorrow. Start by adding ability to define Certificate for Days and Sessions like we did for Events.

[Hollis Brown]

I thought we removed "Registration Enabled."

I did, but then you said "
Now I'm afraid we just killed something important. There was a reason for it. c'est la vie." So, I put it back. Confused.

But then you said you could change it back if necessary, so I thought you meant we could leave it that way and put it back if/when we realized that removing it was a mistake.

Haven't you learned to read my mind yet?

[Daniel Abrams]

I thought we removed "Registration Enabled."

I did, but then you said "
Now I'm afraid we just killed something important. There was a reason for it. c'est la vie." So, I put it back. Confused.

But then you said you could change it back if necessary, so I thought you meant we could leave it that way and put it back if/when we realized that removing it was a mistake.

Haven't you learned to read my mind yet?

Let's just look at this. So, what is the plan?

[Hollis Brown]

Remove the Enable Registration toggle. I don't remember why we put it there. It's just in the way. It's an extra hoop to jump through and an opportunity for Admins to get confused and frustrated.

[Daniel Abrams]

So, remove it like I did before? So, if no Fees defined, people just attend the Event with registering or paying. Yes?

[Hollis Brown]

What is the difference between Not Enabled and Enabled but no Fee defined. In either case members and non-members have access to the Event Details and can find the meeting link. This is all they need to attend.

If Admin forgets (or doesn't understand) to Enable he is unable to set fees without going back into the Event editor and Enabling. It's just annoying and frustrating.

What am I missing? How does "Not Enabled" keep people out of the meeting?

[Daniel Abrams]

I don't know. Cannot recall. I will completely remove all traces of Enable Registration. So, the scenarios will be:

No Fees defined => Anyone can attend, and no payment or registration required. No sign in or sign out. No certificates.
Fees defined => Must register. Optional sign in and sign out Optional certificates. Payment can be free or for a certain amount

Yes?

[Hollis Brown]

yes

[Daniel Abrams]

Okay, working on it.

[Daniel Abrams]

Done. Have a look at the Admin :: Fees Handler :: Manage Event Fees. How is the text on that page?

[Hollis Brown]

Ah! I like it. Admin can Auto-register Members, Affiliates or Guests, then sign them in/out and issue certificates. Good.

[Daniel Abrams]

What about the language on the Admin :: Fees Handler :: Manage Event Fees page?

[Hollis Brown]

That's what I was commenting about. I like it.

[Daniel Abrams]

I think it may be real that Admins might from time to time want to issue certificates for Days or Sessions.

Okay, I'm gonna do this next. Gonna take tonight and tomorrow to complete. So, you may want to call it a night.

[Daniel Abrams]

Okay, you can now create Certificates for Days and Sessions.

And, have a look here: https://development.chapteroffice.com/admin-manage-event-attendees/?eid=195

You can now send any of the certificates to selected Event Attendees. Don't try to send yet :: NOT READY YET