Drupal 7 Entity Registration Module - Daily Dose of Drupal Episode 167

The Drupal 7 Entity Registration Module makes it easy to host sign-ups or registration forms directly on your Drupal 7 website. This solution works great for event, conference, webinar, or training signup forms.

In this lesson you will learn:
- How to install and configure the Drupal 7 entity registration module
- How to connect an entity registration form to an Event content type
- How to configure permissions for the Entity Registration module
- How to send emails to all users that signed up for the event

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[bhattkishan]

Thanks bro! You saved my life, I had to create a quick website that was due soon for a school science congress and this module made it possible! You put my faith back to Drupal! Mungu AkuBariki; God bless you!

[MikeLongo]

Thanks for an informative video Shane!  I actually had to review it several times to load this module onto my site.  Not exactly intuitive.   Great job.

[chummyigbo]

Thanks for such an informative video. Was very clear and helpful

[JJCarlson]

Great, great stuff! I'm still searching around but am curious if you have integrated this into a calendar module. I am looking to do event registrations, but the client wants a quick, easy view of the calendar of events that users can then click on to make reservations.

Thank you so much for your excellent instruction!

[fallingleaveskungfu]

.  It's counter-intuitive, but in order to allow anon user to register you have to set the permissions for anon to "create new registration" AND "register other people", then the email form will be available to anon.

[ingridmartins]

Hi, do you know how I activate the automatic login completion on a form?


I am doing a form fill in an intranet, how do I make the "name" and "login" fields to be filled since the user is already logged in?