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I got it up until you said to alter the ticket form…. You mean that I would actually need to modify your code?

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It seems to work fine, thanks!

One last question: How do I translate my tickets so it’s the same one, but in french or in English and make them available in both event’s translation?
Let’s say I have only 10 tickets available, I need them to be available in both language, but as one ticket so I can cap it off.

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Hi thanks for the quick answers! You know what, if I can translate the tickets, I don’t really need to translate the products. The only thing we will be selling on the site are tickets, nothing else. So I’ll let you check, but if that works, I will be satisfied!

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Hi, I tried exactly what you said and I get the same result. Please let me know if you want access to my website to test.

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Also, I strongly suggest it should be mentioned somewhere in the product page that there is a compatibility issue with WPML. It would have save my developer a lot of time and efforts.

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Hi,
The problem is only between WPML and Tickets, all the rest of TEC seems fine. When WPML is activated, and I try to create a ticket, I get a message that my ticket has been created, but I don’t see it, n the admin or in the front-end. When I de-activate WPML, the ticket now appears everywhere and I am able to create tickets AND see them. If I re-activate WPML, I can still see the tickets I have created so far, including the ones created when WPML was first active, but as soon I try to create a new one, I get back the created message, but not seeing the tickets.
If needed, I will gladly give you the information to my website so you can check it out.

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Hi, my programmer is having the same issue with my website, I really need to know if there is a time table for this integration? I think there is enough demand to make this issue a priority

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