[Barry]

Did you get any further with this/is there anything else you think we might be able to help with here? If not no problem – I’ll close the thread in a couple of days if I don’t hear back from you 🙂

[Barry]

I’ll close this thread now – if you need further help with this or any other issue please do just create new threads 🙂

[Barry]

Since I think we’re in the bounds of WooCommerce tweaks (rather than WooTickets itself) I’m going to close this thread – if you need further support on anything else though please do feel free to create new threads as needed 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Karen, how are you getting on with this issue?

[Barry]

Hi Nicky, I’m guessing you don’t need further help here and there isn’t too much more we can actually offer up on this one, so I’m going to go ahead and close this thread.

Do feel free to create new threads as needed 🙂

[Barry]

Hi! Do you need any further help here? If so please let me know – otherwise I’ll go ahead and close this thread in a few days.

[Barry]

meanwhile, again, please tell me how to remove this step for virtual tickets. there is just no need for it.

This will be addressed in the next release of WooTickets (when tickets will be virtual products by default). Until then you would need to adjust this manually or else develop a solution of your own, I’m afraid.

[Barry]

here is a free good http://cinemapurgatorio.com/product/test-good … i “bought” one and again marked it authorized. again, nothing.

OK. So since this doesn’t relate to WooTickets – it’s a regular WooCommerce product – this suggests the problem lies elsewhere. Can you repeat the same test having first deactivated WooTickets? That will give us a good indication as to whether the conflict is with WooTickets itself or perhaps relates to something else.

i also sent a (non-woocommerce) test email through wordpress. it came through fine.

Again because we know emails can be sent, this tends to suggest that perhaps the issues lies elsewhere, or WooCommerce itself hasn’t been fully configured.

But try the above test again without WooTickets being active and we’ll have a better picture of what’s happening.

[Barry]

OK, well you can use WordPress’s single_cat_title() template tag to print out the category name – you may also be interested in our Themer’s Guide and template overrides tutorial:

https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/events-calendar-themers-guide/
https://theeventscalendar.com/what-are-template-overrides-and-how-do-i-do-them/

[Barry]

Can you visit Events → Settings → Template and let me know which template you are using – can you also try toggling between Default Events Template and Default Page Template and see if that resolves anything?

[Barry]

Hi Justin, apologies for the slight delay in responding first of all – let me take a look and get back to you.

[Barry]

Hi Brad, I’m very sorry that this slipped through and I didn’t get back to you. I hope you’ll accept our apologies, this was completely unintentional and we would still be happy to help if you still need us to.

I appreciate in the intervening period you may have moved on/found your own solution, if so just let me know, otherwise we will see what we can do.

Apologies once more – completely my fault 🙂

[Barry]

OK – if you review this thread you can probably use the same technique to add a custom title of your own.

I’m not sure if that same approach will work with WPSEO (I suspect it will not – but definitely give it a try) in which case you’d very probably need to set up a specific solution for WPSEO using it’s own hooks.

[Barry]

(Remember WooCommerce has its own codex full of information that can be useful for customizations such as this 🙂 )

[Barry]

Have you tried changing the filter from woocommerce_in_cart_product_title to woocommerce_checkout_product_title?

You might need to make some minor changes to the code, but that hook is probably worth looking at here.

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