[Barry]

OK, so for instance you should see something like this in the stock wootickets/tickets.php template … to avoid showing tickets that are no longer available you could re-order this section. Does that help with at least the first part of this issue?

[Barry]

Actually! … Let me clarify something first of all as I inadvertently missed a pertinent WooCommerce setting first time round:

If I have enabled tax calculations, and elect to enter prices inclusive of tax but display them exclusive of tax, then I correctly see $90.91 (for a $100.00 product where that price includes tax at 10%). If I alter the settings to display prices inclusive of tax then I see $100.00 which seems to be as expected.

Can you confirm that you are seeing something other than this and detail and example case if so?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi: it looks like, regrettably, they do not. We’ll log this for further investigation and will update this thread in due course as that progresses.

[Barry]

Hi: this is possible. Can I refer you to this post in the first instance: does that give you what you need here? From there you could potentially weave some further magic with Gravity Forms without any need to involve another developer.

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Seems like a good idea – we’ll certainly log this request and see what we can do. Please be aware though that (if we go ahead with this) it won’t make the next release, which is due imminently and is subject to a code freeze.

Thanks for the suggestion!

[Barry]

Hi Stephen, thanks for considering our plugins 🙂

The main sticking point, however, is if the plugin can be adapted (or has the functionality) to offer a percentage discount, depending on how far in advance someone books their ticket.

Great question!

The short answer is no, this is not facilitated “out of the box”. However it may well be possible to build a custom solution (or else/as part of that leverage existing WooCommerce addons) that reference the time remaining until the purchased event as part of the criteria for a discount. I would stress though that at this time that isn’t something WooCommerce Tickets itself facilitates – though pretty much anything is possible and there are plenty of action and filter hooks to help build the solution you need.

Ideally, I need to find a solution that displays a calendar of dates, starting from the current date, in which the user selects what day they would like to visit the attraction …  What would I need to do with the plugin to make this happen?

So again this is all possible – but you’d need solid WordPress development chops, or would need to engage a suitably skilled developer, to make the change. With that said, my hunch is a little creativity would go a long way and it could all be done cleanly and without resorting to “hacking” the plugin as such.

Is it something you can develop at an extra cost, or something you’d be willing to build into the current functionality of the system? Or is it not possible with the plugin?

We’re more than happy to consider any and all feature requests – however we generally wouldn’t take on a project of this scale and you would need to source a developer independently, if needed.

Thanks again for your questions: if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to let us know 🙂

[Barry]

That’s difficult to answer without knowing exactly what you are doing, can you confirm if the mechanism you’ve put together allows for any scripts and stylesheets that would normally be enqueued via WordPress to be pulled in and executed?

[Barry]

I’m surprised you say those troubleshooting steps don’t help, I’m pretty sure I can see the code in question that is causing this issue in a script and it appears to be added by your theme:

themes/bootstrap/library/js/scripts.js (lines 62-85)

Are you positive switching to a default theme did not help? If alternatively you want to remove the placeholder value to avoid this issue (as your theme is taking the placeholder and converting to an actual value, which is causing this) then you could do something like this:

• Check out the Themer’s Guide for an overview of template overrides and how they work
• Override modules/bar.php
• Below the line reading $views = tribe_events_get_views() try adding the following:

if ( isset( $filters['tribe-bar-date'] ) && isset( $filters['tribe-bar-date']['html'] ) )
	$filters['tribe-bar-date']['html'] = str_replace( 'placeholder="Date"', '', $filters['tribe-bar-date']['html'] );

Does that help?

[Barry]

Sure – hopefully it will let you accomplish this change. If after the next release you do still continue to have difficulties then investigating if the theme is indeed conflicting would definitely be worthwhile.

For the time being though I’ll close this thread, but please don’t hesitate to open new ones as needed for this or anything else in the future.

Thanks!

[Barry]

I’m a bit puzzled, my own tests show there is no problem obtaining coordinates for this venue from Google, for instance. Can I ask you to try editing that venue – change the street address (from Lindenstraße 5 to Lindenstraße 55, for example) – save the change – then change it back. Is it available in map view then? Is map view still centered in the Atlantic Ocean?

 

[Barry]

Hi: Kelly pointed me to this previous thread to give me some background. What I’d like to do now is explore a couple of avenues. The first is simply our standard troubleshooting steps:

• Please ensure The Events Calendar and Eventbrite Tickets are up-to-date
• Deactivate all other plugins
• Switch to a default and unmodified theme such as Twenty Twelve
• Test to see if the problem still remains

If it is solved by following those steps, reactivate everything one at a time – testing at each stage to see if it has returned/what might have triggered its return

The second is to get a better picture of the relationship between you event and the corresponding events on Eventbrite: could you share a screengrab showing the Eventbrite details from within the event editor for that event, and also provide links to the actual events on eventbrite.com itself?

Thanks!

[Barry]

OK, it sounds like you’re on track. A couple of things I’m wondering: can you confirm if prior to 2.0.11 you had a much older version installed? Also, with regards to the following:

With our template:
name=edible-garden-series-from-design-to-harvest-2&category_name=events

without:
tribe_events=edible-garden-series-from-design-to-harvest-2&post_type=tribe_events&name=edible-garden-series-from-design-to-harvest-2

Are you seeing these URL queries exposed on the frontend of your site – if so can you point to an example (just in case anything obvious jumps out were I to look at them in situ)?

[Barry]

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[Barry]

This thread’s not seen much activity for the last couple of weeks so I’ll go ahead and close it. Of course if you still need help with this or any other issue please don’t hesitate to create a new thread (or threads) and one of the team will be only too happy to help. Thanks!

[Barry]

This thread’s not seen much activity for the last couple of weeks so I’ll go ahead and close it. Of course if you still need help with this or any other issue please don’t hesitate to create a new thread (or threads) and one of the team will be only too happy to help. Thanks!

 

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