Gravity Forms has no event capabilities built in. You can register people, and for an event, maybe you would create one form per event, or there could be a drop down in your form where the visitor has to select an event. In that way, you can have people register for your 'event'. However, registering multiple people at one time may be problematic depending on how many people you want to allow to register at one time, and how much information you need from each person. If you are just creating a list of people who register, then our List field could handle the registrations. You could allow one visitor filling out the form submit an infinite number of names.
If you need more information about each registrant, you can add one block for each individual being registered, and hide the blocks with conditional logic. If you don't anticipate a lot of people being registered in one form submission, this will work OK, but because each set of fields needs to be added to the form when you build it, and you hide unused fields with conditional logic, this method becomes cumbersome with more that 4 or 6 registrants (depending on how much information you need from each registrant.)
You can charge different amounts for each registrant in one form. You would have products and options which reflect the different prices. Once you make your Gravity Forms purchase, if we get past the first hurdle of registering multiple people at one time, we can help you with configuring the product and option pricing.
Posted 11 years ago on Tuesday May 28, 2013 |
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