[Dan Feeley]

Brian,

I didn’t think about tackling it that way. I think that should get me started.

Thanks again.

[Dan Feeley]

Just to be clear, do you mean that you want it so that when tickets are created, they are added to one of WooCommerce’s “Product Categories” (specifically, a product category named “tickets”)?

Yes, that is correct. I was looking to restore the same functionality that was in WooTickets 3.10. As it turns out Barry had a solution for that:

Event Tickets Defaulting to "Ticket" Category on the WOO side

Thank you for your help.

[Dan Feeley]

Will do. Thank you Barry.

[Dan Feeley]

Yes, that should work. Thank You.

I was doing this:

@media screen and (max-width: 768px) {
.tribe-events-list-event-description { z-index: -1 }
}

Would that work as well or will it break something else?

[Dan Feeley]

I realize recurring isn’t supported, but it does work well for multi-day events that feed off the same ticket pool.

Thanks for the help, that command did the trick for me.

[Dan Feeley]

OK, thank you. I wanted to make sure I was going about it the best way.

[Dan Feeley]

I am trying to show the values for each event in the mobile month view.
../theme/tribe-events/month/mobile.php

[Dan Feeley]

Thanks Barry, that did it.

[Dan Feeley]

That appears to have done the job. Thank you very much.

[Dan Feeley]

My bad, in the above reference I meant multiple organizers (we have it relabeled).

[Dan Feeley]

This reply is private.

[Dan Feeley]

I guess you can add this one to the list as well:

Link Organizer Email Address to a New Email

It appears to be doing the same thing.

[Dan Feeley]

Oh well, I figured the link might not show up right but if you check the URL I gave you will see the problem I mentioned. Thank You.

[Dan Feeley]

I think I’m good now, thanks for the help. It will require more testing but I was able to change the submission URL on my development system and it appears to be working.

[Dan Feeley]

That appears to have done the trick. Thank you very much.

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