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Embed registration forms and event lists from <a href="https://eveeno.com" rel="nofollow ugc">eveeno.de</a> in your WordPress site simply by adding a shortcode. 
All you need is your event id (for embedding a registration form), your user id (for embedding an event list) and eventually the width and height.
You’ll find the event and user numbers in your Eveeno backend: Event-Einstellungen > Widgets.
<h4>Examples</h4>
Embedding a registration form:
<pre><code>[eveeno type="booking" event="123456789"]
</code></pre>
Embedding an event list as a table:
<pre><code>[eveeno type="calendar" style="table" user="1234"]
</code></pre>
Embedding an event list in grid view:
<pre><code>[eveeno type="calendar" style="grid" user="1234"]
</code></pre>
Embedding a short event list:
<pre><code>[eveeno type="calendar" style="list" user="1234"]
</code></pre>
<h4>Additional Shortcode Parameters</h4>
<pre><code>period="" [all | past | future (default)]
term=""
notterm=""
lang="" [de (default) | en | fr]
sort="" [date (default) | name]
scope="" [all | private | public (default)]
apikey=""
</code></pre>

Eveeno

WordPress plugin for embedding eveeno registration forms and upcoming events lists.

nunomorgadinho

This plugin will display a count of atteendes of an Eventbrite event.
For example:
<ul>
<li>Our event will have 14 participants.</li>
<li>31 have registered.</li>
<li>22 boys and girls bought tickets already…</li>
</ul>
The plugin can be used in a widgetized sidebar or in your theme.
On the configuration panel is also a donation link, so you can chip in if you like.

Simple Count Eventbrite Attendees

Simple configurable widgetized plugin to display the number of atteendes of an Eventbrite event.

Eveeno vs Simple Count Eventbrite Attendees