[Barry]

That’s great to hear – hopefully all else goes smoothly and if you do encounter any other issues feel free to create new threads as needed and we’ll do our best to help.

[Barry]

Cheers Scott, glad you’re sorted on this one.

[Barry]

If it seems like the same issue as described here then please feel free to watch that thread for updates and, if it is the same problem, then the best workaround in the interim is to avoid cycling through different order states.

If you feel it is a different problem though please go ahead and create a new thread (please also detail the version of WooCommerce you are using) and we’ll take things from there.

(Since the original issue in this thread seems to be resolved I will now close this thread.)

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Scott, let me know if you need any further assistance on the re-ordering of tickets – if you’re all set though that’s great, I’ll close this thread in another couple of days.

[Barry]

The best practice is to create a copy of events.css inside an events directory (within your theme’s directory) and making any changes there – we’ve got some good guides to this stuff:

* Themer’s Guide for The Events Calendar
* (Tutorial) What are template overrides, and how do I do them?

[Barry]

Yes, if I’m understanding you correctly then in 2.0.11 you can do something like this:

* Recurrence: custom
* Ends on: whenever
* Frequency: monthly
* Every: 1 month
* On the: Second Tuesday

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Hi beriley,

Can I be a pain and ask you to re-post your code using Pastebin or Gist? The forum doesn’t currently handle code very nicely and there is every chance some of what you posted has been mangled or dropped completely.

Also, remember that (so long as you are using template overrides and aren’t editing core template files directly) you can always use the default templates as a point of reference.

[Barry]

No problem. Do let us know if that approach causes problems with your client; however because we can’t replicate this problem ourselves it realistically may be the easiest way to get things up and running.

[Barry]

OK – glad that’s working for you 🙂

[Barry]

Hi there.

This is more of a WooCommerce question than a WooTickets one – but I believe this should be possible.

You would need to visit WooCommerce > Settings > Tax and ensure that Enable Taxes is checked. You would also need to choose between calculating tax based on either the shipping or billing address.

With that done you would need to compile the correct rates per province/territory – taking care to select the compound rate when applicable (Quebec springs to mind) – and WooCommerce should take care of the rest.

Hope that helps 🙂

[Barry]

This code won’t achieve the exact style you are after, but you can test if it works (it should) by placing it at the bottom of your custom events.css file (if you haven’t already set this up, please see our themer’s guide and template overrides tutorial).

You can then use those same selectors as a framework for your own preferred style.

[Barry]

Hi blurfus, can you provide a URL so I can see this?

[Barry]

For some people the workaround has been finding whichever product setting allows WooCommerce to move the order status directly to complete.

If you want to do something programmatic then I’d hazard a guess that you could accomplish this using an action/filter – however you would of course need to be confident that the payment had been captured (unless you are not worried about that).

[Barry]

You mean the grey appearance on the product page is your customization? Where did you add the CSS to make that happen?

[Barry]

Yep, so right now it’s something you’d need to workaround. We do have an issue logged and are investigating other options to facilitate the sort of order workflow you and others are interested in – but we haven’t confirmed anything yet.

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