Event definitions in events & bookings → events can include various additional pieces of information about the event. These feed into event listings from the Cameo event listings plugin for WordPress and in tickets and receipts templates. Read More…
Add additional formatted text to forms
You can now add additional blocks of formatted text to Cameo forms, anywhere where there is a set of options to chose from. Read More…
Solicit donations when making an event booking
Cameo’s booking form now has an option to ask for a donation in addition to the ticket cost. You can also ask whether the donation qualifies for gift aid and obtain a gift aid declaration. Read More…
Email bounces and out-of-office replies
Cameo now handles more automated replies to mailshots, including out-of-office messages. Read More…
WordPress “remember me”
The combination of a new Cameo form type and a new plugin for WordPress offers a way for your public website to:
• allow current members to identify themselves to your WordPress website from the Cameo database
• remember them
• designate and limit access to member-only pages
• auto-fill some details in Cameo forms from their Cameo membership record Read More…
PDF templates
Cameo now supports PDF templates.These are like existing letter templates, but they produce PDF files instead of paginated HTML.
The PDF file doesn’t need to just end up in pending letters: it can be saved to several different places, and used as an email attachment. Read More…
New bank statement import formats: qif and ofx
You can now import bank statements, in accounting tasks → import statements, in two additional formats: QIF and OFX, in addition to the existing CSV format. Read More…
Easier email re-sending
You can now re-send email in communications → sent emails as well as member info → past communications. Also, you can now re-send email in member info → past communications without opening up the email to get at the button at the end. Read More…
A new way of asking for help
When you click the help button at the top of the Cameo page, a new window opens containing the help about each of the sections, as before. But in addition, there is a new box at the top, How do I … ? Otherwise known as a FAQ. Read More…
Supplying credentials for image selection
Some WordPress (and other) sites disable their public API. Cameo uses that to display a set of images to choose from when inserting an image using the template editor. WordPress can still provide access to its image list using an “application password”.
Cameo now provides a box to enter this password so protected sites can still offer their images to Cameo. Read More…