Getting Started with Huski Events

Overview #

Huski Events gives your WordPress site a way to publish events, sell or reserve tickets, collect attendee information, and manage event registrations from the dashboard.

Think of it as an event manager built into WordPress. You can create events, set schedules and locations, add ticket types, build registration fields, assign speakers, display events with shortcodes, collect payments through Stripe or pay by check, and review attendee records after people register.

Where to Find It #

In WordPress, look for Huski Events in the admin menu.

What You Can Manage #

• Events: Create and publish event pages.
• Attendees: Review registrations, ticket choices, payment status, and submitted form fields.
• Tickets: Set ticket names, prices, availability, stock, role access, and check payment support.
• Registration fields: Collect extra attendee information during checkout.
• Speakers: Create speaker profiles and assign them to events.
• Event fields: Add reusable event details and tokens.
• Tabs: Add structured tabbed content to event pages.
• Notifications: Schedule event emails before or after an event starts or ends.
• Stripe: Configure online card payments and webhook confirmation.
• Styles: Customize public event design and Stripe checkout branding.

Recommended Setup Order #

1. Review the shortcodes under Huski Events > Settings.
2. Create or confirm the event cart page with [huskievents_cart].
3. Configure Stripe if you want online payments.
4. Add pay by check instructions if you plan to allow check payments.
5. Create event fields and speakers if needed.
6. Create an event, add tickets, and test checkout.

Troubleshooting #

• Checkout does not work: Confirm the cart page exists and contains [huskievents_cart].
• Paid checkout fails: Check Stripe settings and webhook configuration.
• Emails do not send: Check WordPress cron, email delivery, and notification timing.

That’s it, dawg!