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byjakeknight, June 21, 2011
This thing could easily be worth $100 per site. The price is a steal.
I had one issue that was more a client request than a fault in the component, and the developer worked with me directly to fix the problem. This included support ticket, forum and skype use.
It now works perfectly.
This thing has so many features we haven't even enabled yet. We are currently using this on several major non-profit groups for online donations.
I had one issue that was more a client request than a fault in the component, and the developer worked with me directly to fix the problem. This included support ticket, forum and skype use.
It now works perfectly.
This thing has so many features we haven't even enabled yet. We are currently using this on several major non-profit groups for online donations.
byjakeknight, January 5, 2011
I was in desperate need of an event registration system that would allow me to set up various types registrations for some, but not all events posted on a calendar.
The relationship between JEvents and DT Register gave me just that, in a highly integrated yet very separate interface. (NOTE: 2.7 no longer requires JEvents, but it's what I need.)
When my needs became far more complex and I began to require complex pricing options for groups and individuals, I turned to the new 2.7 version with outstanding success as the Extra Fields revamp allows Change Fee fields.
PROS: Complexity and Flexibility. And amazing Support Ticket system. I got a response at MIDNIGHT ON NEW YEARS EVE!!! Two days later they fixed a bug in my install.
CONS: Complexity. This is tricky to explain to a client. 1. You can set up variable fees in the fields but the fee format is x|x|x|y, where x and y's are fees for different options. It's VERY complex, but must be for it's power. 2. Having to categorize events twice - once in JEvents and once in DT Register, why not sync?
5 Stars.
The relationship between JEvents and DT Register gave me just that, in a highly integrated yet very separate interface. (NOTE: 2.7 no longer requires JEvents, but it's what I need.)
When my needs became far more complex and I began to require complex pricing options for groups and individuals, I turned to the new 2.7 version with outstanding success as the Extra Fields revamp allows Change Fee fields.
PROS: Complexity and Flexibility. And amazing Support Ticket system. I got a response at MIDNIGHT ON NEW YEARS EVE!!! Two days later they fixed a bug in my install.
CONS: Complexity. This is tricky to explain to a client. 1. You can set up variable fees in the fields but the fee format is x|x|x|y, where x and y's are fees for different options. It's VERY complex, but must be for it's power. 2. Having to categorize events twice - once in JEvents and once in DT Register, why not sync?
5 Stars.
byjakeknight, October 15, 2009
I was really in a bind with lack of Virtuemart's ability to upload custom files and photos to a site. This extension provided the much needed functionality and works very well. The developer is easy to reach and always willing to answer and supporting questions I have. Great Component without having to worry about hacks!!!



