CSV is OK if you have someone using it that knows a bit, but not all my clients know how to properly open a CSV file in Excel. Or want to know. They just want a report.
Right now, the export function (for an events component, I believe this is a critical part of it) is very rudimentary. There should be options of what fields to export for starters (even I don't want EVERY field every time) and it should be able to be saved to PDF. I'm sure the "View registrants" link produces a report which is reasonably simply printed (to PDF).
Events booking is otherwise a great component, but sorely lacking in the export side of it. This has really come to a head with a new client we got. She just said a straight, "Nope! Not using that - too clunky. I want to be able to save to a PDF, plus I want control over what fields are saved." So, sadly, for her, I will not be using Events Booking.
Right now, the export function (for an events component, I believe this is a critical part of it) is very rudimentary. There should be options of what fields to export for starters (even I don't want EVERY field every time) and it should be able to be saved to PDF. I'm sure the "View registrants" link produces a report which is reasonably simply printed (to PDF).
Events booking is otherwise a great component, but sorely lacking in the export side of it. This has really come to a head with a new client we got. She just said a straight, "Nope! Not using that - too clunky. I want to be able to save to a PDF, plus I want control over what fields are saved." So, sadly, for her, I will not be using Events Booking.