[Barry]

Does seem to be an assortment of issues on further testing. I understand the team are going to do a full review of this so hopefully any problems will be caught.

[Barry]

That’s a shame. Unless Events > Settings > Template > Events Template is set to Default Events Template though ecp-page-template.php will not be used.

Which copy of functions.php did you insert that code into (the child theme or parent theme)?

[Barry]

What is your Events > Settings > Template > Events Template setting currently set to – and have you tried experimenting with this?

[Barry]

That’s really puzzling. Do you have access to any of the generated PDFs? If so, could you forward it to us ([email protected]) and perhaps also share a screenshot of A) the corresponding WooCommerce order page and B) the WooTickets attendee list?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Andy,

How hard would it be to hack your plugin to accept a specific range of range of tickets

It’s probably possible to change the number used for the ticket ID (if that’s what you mean) but I suspect it may require some knowledge of WooCommerce’s internals just as much as WooTickets’s inner workings.

This sort of customization isn’t something we can help with too much I’m afraid.

Can we add the ticket to a template from a WooTheme?

Again I’m not 100% sure I understand the question, but there are quite a few ways to sell tickets besides the default of a ticket form on the single event page … really you’re limited only by your imagination and WP dev skills here.

[Barry]

OK, so to give you the background – when something other than the default events template is being used (I’m guessing you are using the default page template?) then The Events Calendar has to “trick” the theme into thinking it has an actual post it can display.

I’m not quite sure why, but it actually inserts two copies of the same “spoof post” and that is causing the duplicated title (the reason the actual calendar or event list doesn’t display twice is another story 🙂 ).

In any event, I tested this code with a local copy of Karma and it seems to solve the problem – you would basically put it in your theme’s functions.php file (or your child theme’s equivalent) and it will hopefully take care of this, but do let me know if it does not.

[Barry]

Hi kirks, I suspect this is due to a bug in The Events Calendar. I’m just trying to confirm with a member of the dev team.

[Barry]

If you were able to try out our 3.0 beta code (in a safe environment since it is not quite production ready yet) that would be great. Please email us ([email protected], containing a reference to this thread) and we’ll be happy to provide a copy.

[Barry]

OK – well that is definitely concerning. If you review the order (WooCommerce > Orders > Click on an affected order) is the order quantity at the correct level or is it also at double the value?

[Barry]

Excellent, in that case I will mark this thread as closed 🙂

[Barry]

That’s understandable, but thanks for the response.

I’ve been watching for the new version that doesn’t display this error? I am assuming it is still an issue?

It’s difficult to be absolutely sure as we haven’t been able to replicate this problem ourselves, so, really we’re just covering all the bases here.

[Barry]

No problem 🙂

[Barry]

Thanks Eugen.

[Barry]

That’s odd. When is this happening – on every page load or following a specific action?

[Barry]

Hi lghadmin, I think you are going to have to do one or both of these things:

* Add new CSS rules for div#container … you may for instance wish to apply float:left
* Add new CSS rules for div#sidebar … you might for instance wish to apply either a right or left float and also specify a width, such as width:210px

Does that help here?

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