[Bastienne Frueh]

Hello Sky,

thanks for your answer. Unfortunately it does not really help me out but I found a solution diving deep into the plugins code.

There exists an undocumented shortcode in the plugin events-tickets called [tribe-user-event-confirmations] living in the class /event-tickets/src/Tribe/Shortcodes/User_Event_Confirmation_List.php:
/**
* Provides a shortcode which generates a list of events that the current user
* has indicated they will attend. Works for all ticketing providers.
*
* Simple example (will assume the current user as the person of interest):
*
* [tribe-user-event-confirmations]
*
* Example specifying a user:
*
* [tribe-user-event-confirmations user="512"]
*
* Example specifying a limit to the number of events which should be returned:
*
* [tribe-user-event-confirmations limit="16"]
*/

By using this shortcode on a page I can output a list of all events the current user attends to on the front end.
Maybe this helps someone else.

Apropos: is there a complete list of all plugins’ shortcodes available yet? This would be a great help.

Best regard, Stefan

[Bastienne Frueh]

Hi Cliff,

thanks a lot for your answers.

To 2):
I need the possibility to manage RSVP from the frontend, how can I activate the free RSVP on a community event in frontend without purchasing The Commuity Events Ticket?

Greetings, Stefan

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