Content page

Our event registration solution is built to meet your event business needs from start to finish, delivering an automated and personalized experience to your attendees. This article will teach you how to use the content page to define your attendee's registration journey.

What is the content page?

The content page is the page where your attendees will land once they finish their registration via the registration form.

Once the applicant press Confirm, they will become an attendee and will be taken to a new page. The new page will contain the Thank you for your submission message a button containing a link that says Go to event! The link from the Go to event! button is defined by what you have selected as the content page.

What is the content page
If the waitlist is enabled, your attendees will not see the page as shown above because instead of being confirmed as an attendee right after submitting the form, they will need to await approval.

How do I set up the content page?

To set up the content page, at the event level, go to Event > Details > Page rules, press Edit > and scroll down until you see Content page.

Setting up the content page

By default, Automatic will be set as your content page, which will take the user to the Virtual Lobby as a continuation of the registration flow. However, on the dropdown menu, you will be able to choose from the options explained below:

Please note that when using a template for creating your event, the standard content page will be set by the template.
The options you will see on the Content page dropdown bar will depend on which custom tabs are visible.
  • Automatic: The standard flow for users' registration will take place, directing them to the Virtual Lobby.
  • Virtual Lobby: Users will be taken to the Virtual Lobby.
    Virtual Lobby main page
  • Virtual Lobby - Activities: Users will be taken to a page dedicated to the event's activities.
Dedicated pages to activities
Page dedicated to group rooms
Dedicated page for meetings
  • Virtual Lobby - Speed Networking: Users will be taken to the Speed Networking page.
Networking roulette
Dedicated page to sponsors
  • Custom tabs: Users will be taken to custom tabs created by the event organizer. All tabs created will be displayed on the dropdown bar, as shown in the image below:
Custom tab as the content page
  • My account: Users will be taken to their My Account area.
    My account

  • My agenda - users will be taken to their My Agenda tab in the Virtual Lobby.
My agenda
Dedicated page for the app
  • My forms: Users will be taken to the My forms area.

My forms
  • My tickets: Users will be taken to the My Tickets tab in the Virtual Lobby.
    My tickets area
  • My files - Users will be taken to the My files area, a page dedicated to files in the Virtual Lobby.
My files

  • Networking: Users will be taken to a page dedicated to Networking in the Virtual Lobby.
    Networking
  • Website - users will be taken to your website.
Website

Click here to learn how to create custom tabs.

How do I customize the 'Go to event!' button?

If you wish to edit the default text from the 'Go to event' button, go to Settings > Headings and press + Add heading. Then, under Select heading type choose Form - Success button, and under Type heading value, write the message you wish to be displayed on the button. Press Create to save the changes.

New heading value

If you'd like to change the default text Thank you for your submission, you can do it by accessing Settings > Headings and selecting Form Success under Select heading typeClick here to learn more about it.

Hiding the 'Go to event' button

Click here if you wish to hide the Go to Event! button, as shown below.

Hiding the content page
By default, once the participants register to an online/ hybrid event they will receive an email containing a magic link giving them direct access to the Virtual Lobby. In case this is not the ideal situation, there are possibilities to avoid that. Click here to learn how to avoid access to the Virtual Lobby prior to the event date.


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