Two registration sites - how do I get the iframe for the second one?

[briegull]

Ok, so I have created two registration sites in one Event. They use different site templates. When I view them they look right, more or less. I can get the code to embed an iframe in a webpage. BUt that's the code for the first reg. site and the "default site template". How do I get the code for the second registration site with a different template? Also, in the past when I have embedded the code it picked up the site template. Now it doesn't seem to. What box did I un-tick?

[CnP.Support.AM]

Good day @briegull

We tested and found NO issues. We see both of the site templates are similar but with some different text and levels. Would you please clear your browser cache and test it?

[briegull]

Got it! That works fine; I just didn't recognize the <> in the listing of sites as being where the code was kept.

Now. I have created a password protected page for members on my WP website. It invokes the second registration site which has a reduced price for members. I have inserted the code for the second registration site, which is
<iframe src="https://midcoastseniorcollege.secure.force.com/cnp_paas_evt__ExternalRegistrationPage?Site_Id=a2C 36000001v3BCEAY&CC=member” align="top" height=“1600” width="960" frameborder="0"></iframe> .
As described in the Discount Plan page, where I have the discount code of "member" defined, the red text defining the discount should go in automatically. The discount works fine, typed into the discount box, but my understanding is that if the red text above is included in the url, that will automatically apply it. It doesn't.

The page on my website where this is invoked is: https://midcoastseniorcollege.org/2reg/

What am I doing wrong?

[briegull]

The whole scenario of what I need for my event registration site, for midcoastseniorcollege.org:

1. someone goes to the primary registration page (embedded in a website page) and registers for several courses (i.e., levels in the Fall semester). The first one costs $60, the rest $40. They also are automatically charged a $35 membership fee. The confirmation email gives them the password to a different page on the website IF THEY WANT TO ADD MORE COURSES, wherein they will get the benefit of membership, i.e., all courses cost $40 and there is no membership charged (or a refund is automatically given) (see above)

2. With your help we worked out the formulas for the discounts on the first page. I also created a discount for the refund of the membership fee of $35.

3. Not being able to come up with any other solution, I made a second registration site which has all courses at $40, by creating duplicate levels for all the courses (Camus, Camus 2) for which the cost is $40 each. Everything else is the same as the original level, copied in. This iframe is put in the SECOND registration page on my website.

4, THIS WORKS FINE IN THE CAMPAIGNS IN SF. The formulas I have in the Campaign object keep track of the inventory just fine, everything is charged right in Opportunities. HOWEVER - and here is the problem - because there are two levels for each "course" there are two inventories. One registration in one reduces ITS inventory, but not the other.

I'm perfectly happy to work this out with discounts if need be, and in one registration page, but I just can't figure out how to.

Any help you give will be gratefully accepted! I talked with Amanda about it and she knows I posted here, but we couldn't come up with anything in the dial up time.

[CnP.LiveSupport.AB]

Hi Clare,

Just wanted to let you know that I will follow up here after I discuss your case with the team in the morning. I also want to add to the Case History here by supplying the screen you showed me and sharing that you did attempt to assign the discount by adding the parameter to your iframe code as suggested in Event Management > Event >Discount Plans.



I'll be in touch.

~ Amanda, Live Support

[briegull]

;-) Thank you, Amanda.

p.s. - we have a new home for the senior college, and this week was installation of 65" TVs in the three classrooms, and setting up Chromebooks to talk to them. It all works swimmingly. People say but it's still June, you don't need them for three months. I say well, I forgot to do this, and that electric outlet was dead, and so on. All will be ready by fall. SO the same thing is happening here. I don't need this working for another month, but I do need it THEN!!

[CnP.LiveSupport.AB]

OK, so we looked at the code on your Member page and figured out why the "&CC=member" was not getting applied.

Look at this image - which shows your Member page as it exists currently:



Do you see how the extra space and align= are includes in the blue text indicating that its the url of the iframe? That extra quote after align is changing where the URL ends.

But in this one the member code has been automatically applied:



so you just need to correct the text in the iframe code a little bit to apply the parameter correctly.

I suspect that can resolve your Inventory issue as well, as you won't need separate levels. Give it a try and let me know if it's a good option for you.

And thank you, Clare, for your patience. Sometimes it takes a little while to pin a problem down to a single character or two in miles of code.

~ C&P Live Support

[briegull]

THAT WORKS!!!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU! I will send members to a page with one set of discount codes imbedded and have the main registration page with a different set. And yes, this will fix the inventory problem! And it is something I should have caught myself, reading the code, which is good because it wasn't C&P's problem at all! Fingers crossed that I can work out the math for all the different discounts!