In this short tutorial, you'll be setting up your Registration Page Header Script on your AEvent page.
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This is Step 1 of 2.
Open the campaign you want to set up with your GoHighLevel registration page.

Once open, click on the 'Code' View. Click on the "gear" icon for the Page builder Type, then select GoHighLevel. Click on Update at the bottom.

Copy the Header Script.

Next, log in to your GoHighLevel account, navigate to the funnel you are using with this Campaign, and edit the registration page.

Next, select Settings and Tracking Code.

In the popup, paste the AEvent Header Code you copied from AEvent.

Close the popup window and save your changes in GoHighLevel.

The next step below is setting up your Registration Form so your opt-in is connected with AEvent.

By following the step-by-step instructions below, you'll be able to integrate the AEvent registration form with GoHighLevel and ensure the collected data is passed into AEvent.

Preparation: Go to AEvent settings > Account Settings, and make sure your User level is set to Expert.

Also, ensure that you have created the form on your Campaign. You can see this on your Campaign > Registration.

1. Name your Token however you want.

2. Check forms.read and timelines.read, then click Create:
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2. Copy your token and save it somewhere:

Open GoHighLevel and access the registration page you want to edit.

Once you're done installing, you can see a popup where you can paste the Token you created earlier:

Enter the Token and click Continue. Once you're done with the widget installation process, go back to the page you're editing.

You'll need the Token again:

You'll be able to select the campaign you want, plus the form you created:

Once you click Save Settings, you'll see the form on the page builder:

Congratulations! You've successfully integrated the AEvent registration form with our GoHighLevel Widget. Now, your registration form will collect the registrant's name, email, phone number (optional), and any additional custom fields (if added). This information will be passed into AEvent, allowing you to leverage it in various ways, such as text messaging, dynamic elements, and email services.

Now as long as you have the Header Script set up, you can also use the Dynamic Page Elements at the bottom of the Code Settings of the Registration Tab.

Now as long as you have the Header Script set up, you can also use the Dynamic Page Elements at the bottom of the Code Settings of the Registration Tab.

To implement a multi-option dropdown menu in GoHighLevel for your registration page, you'll need to contact Support for the registration form (until the new feature is ready for use).
This feature allows you to provide users with a selection of options, such as different event times, making it easier for them to choose their preferred time slot. By following these steps, you can enhance the user experience and increase registration options for your events.

1. On your GoHighLevel page, remove any existing elements that are not relevant to the multi-option dropdown menu.

2. Please contact support for the registration form.

3. Add the form to your page in an html element.

Click on "Preview" to see the changes made to your registration page.

Verify that the dropdown menu displays the scheduled webinar options. Users can now select their preferred event time, fill in their details, and complete the registration process smoothly.

Congratulations! You've successfully created a multi-option dropdown menu for your GoHighLevel registration page. By providing users with a selection of event times, you've improved the registration experience and made it more convenient for attendees to choose their desired time slot. This engaging feature will help increase registration rates for your events and provide a seamless registration process.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to integrate a GoHighLevel Confirmation or Thank You Page (TYP) into AEvent. By following these steps, you'll be able to use the GoHighLevel confirmation page, customize it with dynamic elements, and use features like countdown timers. This integration will enhance the user experience and provide a seamless registration process for your event.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have successfully integrated your GoHighLevel confirmation page with AEvent, customized it with dynamic elements, and used a countdown timer. You'll have a fully functional and engaging confirmation page that enhances the overall experience for your event attendees.

You can add a countdown timer in GoHighLevel to show the upcoming event.

1. Add a JS/HTML element to the GoHighLevel confirmation page

2. Now, in your Aevent account, go to the code section and locate the confirmation page tab. Then copy the HTML code.

Now open the code editor in GoHighLevel and paste the code.

Then save.

Now, when the Confirmation page is loaded after a successful registration, the countdown timer will display the time left until their scheduled webinar start time.

We're going to show you how to add dynamic elements to show the date and time of your webinar once it is scheduled.

2. Scroll to the bottom, and you'll see a Dynamic Page Elements you can add to your Registration Page.

3. Locate the elements you want to use. When you click on a single element, it will copy it to your clipboard, and then you can paste it onto your GoHighLevel Registration page.

In this case we want to use {{month}} {{dayofmonth}} {{year}} and timezones {{!timeEST}} and {{!timePST}}.

4. Copy the month code from AEvent & paste it into the desired location on your GoHighLevel page.

5. Repeat the same process for the day, year & time elements.

Repeat for all desired elements.

You can now use these elements on your confirmation page to remind the registrants of the time and date of the event for which they registered.

1. Review your GoHighLevel registration page to ensure that the header script is installed correctly and the dynamic elements are customized.

2. If you've scheduled a webinar in AEvent, check if the dynamic elements align with the webinar's scheduled time.

You've successfully integrated your GoHighLevel confirmation page with AEvent.

In the tutorials below, you can learn how to customize the page with dynamic elements, set up countdown timers, personalized messages, and an Add-To-Calendar Widget.

Now as long as you have the Header Script set up, you can also use the Dynamic Page Elements at the bottom of the Code Settings of the Confirmation Page.

This allows you to add the registrant's name to the page and provide a Join link as well.

By integrating the "Add to Calendar" feature into your GoHighLevel page, you provide your users with an easy way to add your event to their preferred calendar platforms, such as Google Calendar, iCloud, and Outlook. This can improve attendance rates and user engagement and help them stay organized by conveniently adding your event to their personal calendars.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to integrate the "Add to Calendar" feature into your GoHighLevel page. By following the step-by-step instructions, you'll be able to add a button that allows your users to add your event to their preferred calendar platforms.

Return to AEvent and activate the "Add to Calendar" integration if not already done.

If you change out the "img src" section in the screenshot above with your own image, you can use any icon of your choice.

Remember to test the button in 'preview' mode to ensure it functions as intended.

Congratulations! You've successfully integrated the "Add to Calendar" feature into your GoHighLevel page. Now, users who register for your event can easily add it to their preferred calendar platforms, improving their engagement and your attendance rate.

Enhance user experience by providing a clickable join link on your GoHighLevel confirmation page, allowing registrants to easily access your event.

What you're going to achieve in the tutorial is being able to add a working join link to your GoHighLevel confirmation page, enabling registered users to join your event with a single click.

On your GoHighLevel page:

You've successfully added a join link to your GoHighLevel confirmation page. Now, when users register for your event and land on the confirmation page, they'll see a clickable link that allows them to join the event with ease.

Remember, providing a seamless user experience is crucial for maximizing attendance and engagement in your event. With this simple addition, you've made it convenient for your participants to access your event and make the most of their experience.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to integrate AEvent with your GoHighLevel Replay Page. By following these steps, you will be able to create self-expiring replay pages with full automation, ensuring that only authorized users can access the content.

By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to successfully integrate the AEvent header script. You will understand how to customize the countdown timer, show and hide elements, and set up self-expiring links for secure access to your content.

When the script is in place, and the campaign is set to active, accessing the replay page without proper credentials is restricted.

The credentials usually consist of a registration link or replay link that is valid for a specific time. These self-expiring links ensure that unauthorized users are locked out after the designated time period.

To test the functionality, it is a requirement your link has either a Webinar ID or Registrant ID, as shown below:

https://YOUR_REPLAY_PAGE_LINK?webinar=XXXXXXX
or
https://YOUR_REPLAY_PAGE_LINK?r=XXXXXX

If you want to make the replay page accessible without time restrictions, you can set the campaign to inactive.

However, keep in mind that once the campaign is inactive, anyone can access the content.

The self-expiring feature is designed to create a sense of urgency and offer true automation for your replay pages.

Congratulations! You have successfully integrated, augmented, and replayed pages on GoHighLevel. You have learned how to copy the header script, customize the countdown timer, and secure access with self-expiring links. By implementing these steps, you can create engaging replay pages with automated access control.

Now as long as you have the Header Script set up, you can also use the Dynamic Page Elements at the bottom of the Code Settings of the Replay Page.

This allows you to add the registrant's name to the page and provide a Join link as well.

When the Header Script is in place, and the campaign is set to active, accessing the replay page without proper credentials is restricted.

The credentials usually consist of a registration link or replay link that is valid for a specific time. These self-expiring links ensure that unauthorized users are locked out after the designated time period.

If you want to make the replay page accessible without time restrictions, you can set the campaign to inactive. However, keep in mind that once the campaign is inactive, anyone can access the content.

The self-expiring feature is designed to create a sense of urgency and offer true automation for your pages.

By doing so, you'll be able to display the countdown timer you designed in AEvent on your GoHighLevel pages, synchronizing it with the date of your event.

This will create a sense of urgency and excitement among your audience, boosting attendance and engagement.

You have the option to add in a Countdown Timer to your Registration Page, Confirmation Page, and your Replay Page.

In AEvent, you will need to go back to the Code Settings. Here is where you can customize your timer to use on the page you want to add the time to.

As you are editing the Registration Page, you will want to add an HTML Element to where you want to have your customized Countdown Timer.

That is it! This is how you add the timer to your pages.

It is the same process for each page.

This will create a sense of urgency and excitement among your audience, encouraging them to take action and participate in your event.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to find the true URL of your GoHighLevel page. By obtaining the correct URL, you can ensure that the confirmation page and replay page in AEvent are linked to the appropriate GoHighLevel pages. This step is crucial for seamless integration between GoHighLevel and AEvent.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to accurately locate and retrieve the true URL of your GoHighLevel page, ensuring proper integration with AEvent.

Copy the previous section of the URL and paste it after the domain URL into your Notepad or other app.

e.g. aevent.gohighlevel.com/digital-marketing-001-2-0

Now that you have the true URL:

Once you have replaced the URL with the true location, save the changes in AEvent. Double-check that the correct URL is now being used for the confirmation page or replay page.

Congratulations! You learned how to locate and retrieve the true URL of your GoHighLevel page. By following the step-by-step instructions, you can ensure that AEvent accurately integrates with GoHighLevel, linking the confirmation page and replay page to the correct locations. This will provide a seamless experience for your event attendees.

Remember to always use the true URL obtained through this process, as it represents the actual location of your GoHighLevel page.