[Barry]

The functions.php file within your theme or child theme is certainly one place you can add it – alternatively you could place it in a custom plugin, but often people find the first of those options (the theme’s functions.php file) to be easiest route 🙂

[Barry]

Would you mind posting the full URL to the event on eventbrite.com? I’m not sure I can find it otherwise.

[Barry]

Ah, ok – if its the publication date you want for the event that probably isn’t a bad way to go.

Glad you’re all sorted 🙂

[Barry]

Check out tribe_get_start_date() 🙂

[Barry]

My pleasure 🙂

[Barry]

Have you enabled user registration in the WordPress settings (in the context of the site where this is missing)?

[Barry]

My pleasure 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Eve,

Yes – that’s definitely possible – check out this post:

docs.woothemes.com/document/automatically-complete-orders

[Barry]

OK – so it looks like they aren’t actually going to be on sale until June 18 – that’s the reason you can’t see the ticket form (by default, it won’t appear if there is nothing to sell).

Does that help/clarify things?

[Barry]

Hi Andrew,

I’m sorry you’re experiencing difficulties.

Have you created tickets for the test site I see via the URL you shared when you opened the topic? Can you confirm what the ticket settings are (ie, the start and end sale dates, the amount of stock, etc)?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Eve,

The user should not have to go to PayPal (for example) if their order is free. Can you point me to an example of this behaviour?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi hshelton,

Adding “full-export” is not something The Events Calendar understands by itself, you’d need to add some code such as discussed in this topic.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi there @tablelandsregionalcouncil,

Looking back at this problem it seems to only impact the “Pro” version of their plugin.

Since we can’t replicate it using the freely available edition distributed on wordpress.org we did reach out to the authors to request a copy of the Pro edition in order to do some further troubleshooting, but it looks like they declined to take us up on the offer.

I’ll leave a note so we can try again. Alternatively, if you have access to and can upload a .zip of that plugin (either to your own WordPress site or to a service such as Dropbox) and share the link here by private reply, we’d be happy to take a look.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Shah,

It looks like this is a duplicate of this other topic you created – let’s keep the conversation going over there and I’ll close this one.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Shah,

I don’t recall the Community Events login page ever containing a registration link – and actually the login form is implemented by WordPress itself – we’re simply using the wp_login_form() function.

As with almost everything in WordPress this can be customized and you could use a hook such as login_form_bottom to add a registration link if needed.

Does that help?

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