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The directed method for making special customizations to the Tickets display form on an event is to copy the “event-tickets-plus/src/views/wootickets/tickets.php” file into your theme folder at “tribe-events/wootickets/tickets.php”. This works great! However, overriding the form like this breaks the ticket fields feature. When you start selecting a quantity of tickets, no fields appear!
The cause of this is the statement on line 114 of the ‘tickets.php’ template that includes the “meta.php” based on a relative path to the file:
include dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/../meta.php’;Obviously, copying over this template to the theme folder for overriding purposes is going to break that path.
For now, I can just hard-code the path to “meta.php” in the template (“include WP_PLUGIN_DIR . ‘/event-tickets-plus/src/views/meta.php'”) to work around this, but this issue really should be fixed. Thanks!
Thank you for reporting this! I will create a bug ticket for our developers and we will patch this up as soon as possible.
Stay tuned to maintenance releases for this to be fixed!
Cheers,
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and one of the team will be only too happy to help.I just wanted to thank you once again for reaching out to us about this. We just released a new version of The Events Calendar and all of its addons that contains a fix for this.
Our blog post with the full details: The Events Calendar 4.1.4 and premium add-ons
We recommend updating as soon as you can to get the latest patches. Please let us know if this fixes the bug you have been experiencing or if you have any follow up questions. Thank you again!
– Brook
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