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I am going to do that as well, however I have the sneaking suspicion they will say exactly what you just said. 🙂
Well basically I would like them to play nice with each other. I would really like that plugin so user can enter a “specific” price for donations, however we also sell tickets for events/conference hence Event Calendar and WooTickets. Basically what happens is if I create an event and a ticket with (Name Your Price) enabled all works just fine. However when I go to edit the ticket in WooCommerce as opposed to “Event Calendar” section and then save that ticket. The “Suggested Price: $0” takes over although I never selected the “Name Your Price” option button that the plugin installed (if that makes sense). Once the ticket is edited in WooCommerce with that plugin enabled the price that it was set to disappears and is replaced with “Suggested Price: $0”. Ultimately, I need the ticket function more than the name your price so I can disable it and life will go out, but I’ll be out the $30 I paid for the plugin essentially, as it will be rendered useless. But yes, the perfect world would be somehow they play nice with each other. 😀 Not sure if that is even possible.
