Multiple WordPress (with Events Calendar) installations on one domain

[ethanrwilkinson]

I understand that it’s not possible to have one centralized calendar which automatically synchronizes all of the separate calendars on to one, my questions is more related to the pro version of the calendar and the WooTicket add on. If I were to have separate WordPress installations e.g. domain.com/UK/… and domain.com/US/… would I need to buy separate licenses for both the pro version of the calendar and WooTickets. I currently have a single license for each one on my website. However, I am having a problem with WooCommerce because you can only have 1 currency active on the website. So I am thinking of having a UK and a US version of the website on 2 different installations but on the same domain. Would this require another license for both plugins? Is there a better way to offer tickets for events using different currencies? Thanks.

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

Essentially, yes, you would require a license for each separate installation (and something like our business or developer licenses may be more suitable for you in that situation).With regards to multiple currency handling, I’m afraid that’s not really something where we can offer guidance – it’s really an issue with the underlying ecommerce engine (WooCommerce itself, in this case) and it would probably be worth touching base with Woo’s own support team to gather their thoughts as to how you might deal with this.

Does that clarify things?

[ethanrwilkinson]

Perfect! Thanks. I thought as much. I already have a single license for the two plugins, is it possible to upgrade to a business/developer license or would I have to buy a whole new one? Thanks a lot 🙂

[Barry]

Yes – that should be possible 🙂

We’ve got some FAQs covering this – this one in particular explains the process.

Thanks!

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