[Emyr]

From a WooCommerce perspective, product variations actually make a lot of sense in this situation. You would have the ability to set stock levels per variation if required (as is currently the case with WooTickets) or set a total number of tickets.

From the WooCommerce docs: “Stock quantity – Stock for the particular variation, or left blank to use the variable product’s stock settings.”

I would definitely like to see WooTickets start to use “variable” products in place of “standard” products in future.

[Emyr]

Mick, try putting the following line in your theme’s functions.php file (haven’t tested, but should work):

add_filter( ‘wootickets_email_message’, function( $message ) { return ‘Your name will be put on the door as appears on your PayPal account. Please remember to bring ID with you.’; } );

[Emyr]

It is indeed possible to change this text, but correct me if I’m wrong Kelly, you can’t change it by means of overriding a template, since classes/class-wootickets.php isn’t a template file. There is however a filter called wootickets_email_message that you can use to modify the message.

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