Name query string leading to 404 on WordPress after redirect

[basislockhart]

Issue Summary

When setting up the redirect on successful booking, one of the queries passed is name, which conflicts with WordPress reserved terms.

Steps to Reproduce

Going to this page: https://keyspanish.com/private-tutoring/trial/confirmation/?name=Cangis+Kan&email=gahekom814%40konican.com&user=keyspanish&type=trial&isSuccessBookingPage=true&email=gahekom814%40konican.com&eventTypeSlug=trial&title=Spanish+Trial+Lesson%3A+Cangis+Kan+%E2%AC%8C+Alejandro&description=Test&startTime=2024-01-22T11%3A30%3A00.000Z&endTime=2024-01-22T12%3A00%3A00.000Z&location=integrations%3Agoogle%3Ameet

Leads to 404. However, changing name to name1 solves the issue.

This seems to happen when there's only one event with a redirect configured, when adding more, the name query is not longer passed and it works. However, the scheduler name does not seem to be in any queries...

[basislockhart]

It seems this happens when I pass on the query name myself to Cal.com, which then passes it to the confirmation page. If you could change the identifier from name to names I think it will solve the issue.

[PeerRich]

i am not quiet sure if i understand where this change should happen. also can you not just have two event types as mentioned?

[basislockhart]

i am not quiet sure if i understand where this change should happen. also can you not just have two event types as mentioned?

Cal.com has the identifier name, so if I want to pass a query I need to use that in the URL, which in turn leads to a 404 on any WordPress site on redirect. And no, having 2 events does not fix the issue.