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Thanks for the response Nico! If I’m understanding this:
“Basically landing in the ‘success’ page means the user had the rights to check in users, and doesn’t inform about the result of the check-in (Was the user checked in already?).”
It does mark the ticket as checked in when taking a look at the attendees list, however, it does not recognize a ticket that has already been checked in.
I forgot to add before that I was unable to see the WordPress Dashboard when logged in which was the biggest part of this solution for me. Great job!
I look forward to your further updates with this snippet.
I agree Dirk. This is great progress thanks to the Events Calendar team. I am having the same concerns with having multiple successes after scanning and anyone being able to approve the event. I looked and it shows, in the attendees list, that the tickets I scanned were checked in but did not show “failure” when scanned again. It’s still a great step forward from anyone being able to see all events information.
I was able to fix my site. I inserted the snippet with a plugin and that gave me the white screen. Once I went in and deleted that plugin from our files, the site came back. for now, I’m going to hold off on installing the snippet.
