Where to put #_ADDBOOKINGFORM_IF_LOGGED_IN for it to work?

[refugeindhamma]

Hi Franky,
Where do I put the placeholder #_ADDBOOKINGFORM_IF_LOGGED_IN for it to work?

I tried putting it in the header, body, footer templates and in the shortcode
[eme_add_multibooking_form recurrence_id=38 template_id=109 template_id_header=108 template_id_footer=110 #_ADDBOOKINGFORM_IF_LOGGED_IN]
but they all don't work.

[liedekef]

it goes in your RSVP form template

[refugeindhamma]

I still can't get it to work.

In another event, I checked the box "Require EME groups" and I see this message:

But when I use #_ADDBOOKINGFORM_IF_LOGGED_IN in the Body template for another multibooking form:

It does not work and still shows me the registration form. I am using another browser and not logged into wordpress to check this form:

[liedekef]

ok, I see. The #_ADDBOOKINGFORM_IF_LOGGED_IN works per event, but not for the header part of the multibooking form.
As you can see in your screenshot: you can't select any seats per event in your multibooking form (or, if the seats are hidden due to min/max=1: the html won't be there).
In your case, the header-section shows the part where you ask for info for all events in your multibooking (like name, email, ...). If you want to block this: use [eme_if] and check for the value of the placeholder #__IS_LOGGED_IN

However, easier in this case would be that you edit your WP page and in the page settings configure the EME access settings:

Or put the WP page to "private", that way only logged-in users can see the complete page.