I'm new to DTRegister -- and have reviewed the tutorials and can't seem to find a solution to my problem. My client has events with 2 or 3 prices -- An example would be...
$45.00 Members (registered user)
$55 Non-Member Affiliates (registered user)
I see in the pricing tab where you can discount a members cost if they are logged into the system. However this doesn't work in the above scenario since there is more than just a regular or a discounted price
To add a wrinkle to things, there are 2 types of registered users -- 'members' and non-member affiliates' -- and the system will not be able to tell which type of user is registered.
Ideally I would just have a radio button or something to allow someone to choosed their member type. Is there a workaround or some sort of method to accomplish what I am needing here? Thanks in advance...
Well, if it is ideal to have a radio button selection, then go for it! You need to use our custom fields which allow you to create just about any scenario. Watch the custom fields video and you'll see. You could create a radio button for the user to choose their membership type. Then assign a fee value to each selection. I'd probably not even use the built-in member discount in this case. Create the radio button (or dropdown) which would be set like this:
Cost per person: 75.00
Values: Member|Non-Member Affiliate|Non-Member
Selection Limits: 0|0|0
Fees: -30|-20|0
What will happen here is the member and affiliate will get a discount and the non-member will get the regular price. Hope this helps