Register for the whole event or one session

This feature is only available in Pages & Hubs, our new registration page builder.

Choose whether the page is about the whole event or a single session, and how visitors sign up.

What it's for#

A Livestorm event can have several sessions. You decide what the page promotes (the whole event or one specific session (past included, for a recap page of a recording)) then how visitors register when several sessions are offered.

How to#

1 On step 1 · Event, once the event data is pulled, find the “This page is about” block under the event card.

On step 1 · Event, once the event data is pulled, find the “This page is about” block under the event card.

2 Choose “The whole event” (the next upcoming session(s) drive the date shown) or “One session” to bind it to a specific session.

Choose “The whole event” (the next upcoming session(s) drive the date shown) or “One session” to bind it to a specific session.

3 In “One session” mode, pick the session from the list: upcoming sessions first, then past ones (tagged “Past”). A past session turns the page into a recap of its recording.

In “One session” mode, pick the session from the list: upcoming sessions first, then past ones (tagged “Past”). A past session turns the page into a recap of its recording.

4 On step 2 · Form, the “Session” row already sits open on its config: “Sessions to offer” sets how many upcoming sessions the page presents. The chevron on the row folds it away and back.

On step 2 · Form, the “Session” row already sits open on its config: “Sessions to offer” sets how many upcoming sessions the page presents. The chevron on the row folds it away and back.

5 Still in that config, set “Registration”: “Pick one”, “Pick several”, or “Register to all”. The line under the control spells out what each one does for the visitor.

Still in that config, set “Registration”: “Pick one”, “Pick several”, or “Register to all”. The line under the control spells out what each one does for the visitor.

Good to know#

  • A page bound to a single session offers exactly that session. There is then no session counter and no registration picker.

  • The number of offered sessions is capped to the upcoming sessions actually available on the event.

  • A direct-link event (no fields or sessions) skips this step: visitors are sent straight to Livestorm.

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