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RSVP Response - Link to Registration

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RSVP Response - Link to Registration

Communication

It would be nice to have the ability to link specific rsvp responses to an event registration. With a little lava it's done easily enough in the pre/post html sections but having the option to add pairings in the block controls would lessen the complexity and make it easier for more admins.

Examples are, Dinner Rsvp's, Training RSVP's, Group Event RSVP's, each could require a little more information if you answer yes. Providing a button that links the attendance occurrence to a registration instance when a person confirms yes makes it easy to guide a person through. Especially when there is a benefit of having the person logged in when filling out the form(always)

I propose some sort of matrix configuration that can be added to the block settings that let you combine a html message, attendance occurrence Id, and a Registration Instance Id for use in the button. The addition of logged in would be nice, even if not as secure. 

Photo of Jonathan AndersonSubmitted by Jonathan Anderson, The Ark Church  ·   ·  Communication
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