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Shortcode reference

Shortcode Attributes Renders
[eventnetic_events] limit, search, past, category A grid of upcoming events
[eventnetic_booking event="12"] event (required) The booking form for one event
[eventnetic_my_bookings] none Booking lookup by code and email
[eventnetic_thank_you] none The confirmation after paying

[eventnetic_events]

limit — how many to show. Default 9, allowed 1 to 48. searchyes or no. Default yes. pastyes or no. Default no. category — comma-separated category slugs. Pins the widget to those categories permanently.

[eventnetic_events category="cinema,tours" limit="12" search="no"]

[eventnetic_booking]

event — the event id, required. The event editor's Public page field creates a page carrying this for you.

The shortcode also outputs schema.org Event markup, so search engines can read the date, the venue and the price without being told twice.

If the id is missing, or the shortcode is on a page that is not a single post, an administrator sees a hint. Visitors see nothing.

[eventnetic_my_bookings]

The lookup: a Booking code and an Email. It is also where a payment provider returns the customer, via ?evntc_order=, so this page must be set under Settings → General settings → Public pages.

From here a customer can download tickets, add the date to a calendar, follow the joining link for an online event, and — if you allow it — cancel.

[eventnetic_thank_you]

The page shown straight after paying: the codes, the tickets, the calendar file and the joining link. Also set under Public pages.

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