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How to set up a question or meal preferences visible to only kids or adults?
How to set up a question or meal preferences visible to only kids or adults?

How to show questions and meal preferences to some and not to other guests.

Updated over a year ago

The easiest way to keep track of the responses of different categories of invitees (such as Adults and Kids) is through the use of 'Tags'. Tags can be used very effectively, especially when the host is trying to collect responses from one group of invitees without the other invitees being aware of the question.

Step 1: Make sure your invitees have been tagged

Before utilizing tags to only show a custom question or meal preferences block to select guests, the host should first make sure that their invitees have been tagged in the first place. This check can be performed via the Invite List section of the main menu.

Invitee tags will show in the invite list.

Step 2: Set the visibility of the block to invitees tagged with 'tag (Adult or Kid)'

For the form block (custom question or meal preferences) to be visible to one group and not visible to another, a simple change must be made in the settings of the block itself. First, you need to head to the Form Builder section of the platform. After that, you need to find the block you wish to make visible only to one group and click on the gear icon which opens its settings. Then all you need to do is scroll down to the 'Additional criteria' section and click on the 'is tagged with...' to add a tag, after which the block will only be visible to invitees carrying that tag.

After the setting from the example has been saved, any invitee tagged differently from the selected tag will not be shown the question while RSVPing.

Note: If your event was published before making these updates, you will have to republish it for the changes to go live.

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