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How much integration exists between these three paid add-ons? That is, could I use Community to let my (approved) users create events… and have them designate the EventBright details for those events? Most of these will be free (registration-only) events, not paid.
Hello Don, this is interesting. I don’t think this would work right out of the box, you’d need to get it customized a little so that the page where users submit events also has forms for the Eventbrite details. I haven’t heard of any requests like this before, but it is very intriguing. Let me see if I can get you more info.
Hello Don!
I found out a little more info for you.
Another person on the team also thought it was a great idea and good question, and we will be logging this in our internal development discussion.
In the mean time, I’ve found that while the frontend community form for example does not have the ability to enable Eventbrite ticket sales, anyone with a backend account could certainly add Eventbrite tickets to a Community-submitted event.
PRO, however, integrates with both Community and Eventbrite (and Facebook). It provides the PRO features (saved venues, customized defaults, etc) on those plugins including the frontend Community form. Since the add-ons are all still quite young, that’s part of our broader plan in building these out. The ultimate goal is for everything to integrate smoothly with everything else.
Thanks for posting your request!
Thanks for answering :). Picked up all three plug-ins, and I’ll eagerly await their next update!
Awesome! Thanks for confirming as much, Don, and for your support. We sure appreciate it. Looks like you’re set here so I’m going to close out the thread…but if you need anything else down the road please let us know.
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