TOPIC: List of Attendees

Most of the events I host are a community based thing and folks like to see who else is going to be there before they register. I\'d like to be able to have a dynamic page showing who is already signed up for the event.

This would hopefully boost the number of attendees signing up online and reduce the number of payments at the door.

-Michael

This is seconded as a request.

I also agree, this would be really useful for my site

Actually, I expected to find this functionality already available. I host a communty of sailors, and they would be much more atracted to register to an event if they see who else is attending.

Wow, I was just cruising the WishList to see if there was something I couldn\'t live without before purchasing, and THIS IS IT! Other earlier event components did this out of the box! This feature is VERY important to web 2.0 social networking design.

The dev version of AttendEvents includes a template that lets you decide which fields to display in the attendee list. Please take a look at this fairly elegant implementation, where you can just create a table with the cb avatar on the left (linked to their cb profile), and on the right add any fields from the registration form that you want made public.

Displaying an attendee list below the event description is CRITICAL for clubs and other local groups who are trying to build momentum for events. Without this feature, this product seems to be better suited for large conferences where attendees and organizers want everything to remain anonymous, so there is still a huge market, but it is not as large as it could be.

I agree with this.....

I use an online form that charges a monthly fee....which isn\'t a huge deal because I just activate my account for 2 month intervals when registration is on.

Anyway......what I can tell DT Register is headed in the right direction and I so want it to work for me, but two items are holding it back a bit:

1 - The attendee list that is on the post. The online provider is able provide this, you simply configure what you want to show (ie first, last name, address, etc). My events are based around a sport which there is a high degree of community and social function. It would be nice to show \"Hey this is how many we have and guess what most of them you know\"

2 - Tool Tips for front-end registration form. You guys missed the boat with this a bit. I mean its in place in the back-end for to help setup forms. Why not provide that in the frontend to help with registering on clients. Again another thing that the online source did provide. The tool tips came in handy when try to describe a field (ie Ranking a players ability 1-5, they want to know whats a 1 and whats a 5). It saves space and keeps the form clean.

Anyway, I know its tough to keep up with everyone\'s demands, but we are your customers and I hope to see some additions such as these soon. I think you got a great product that\'s fairly priced, for me it could fit a little better - that\'s all.