[Ashley]

Hi there

Glad to hear that a fix has been found since Monday. Just wondering if you can indicate when the next release is out, we are also experiencing issues with the posts slider that comes with the magazine template in Woo Canvas. The slider breaks if TEC 3.2 is active

Kind regards
Iggi

[Ashley]

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[Ashley]

Yes, it’s working correctly now that we’re on 1.0.1.

[Ashley]

Sorted – we were still on WooTickets 1.0.

[Ashley]

Thanks Barry. Managed to solve this (by checking the current product ids in the $woocommerce cart object.)

[Ashley]

I found most of what I was looking for in the WooCommerce codex – http://docs.woothemes.com/document/tutorial-customising-checkout-fields-using-actions-and-filters/ . I’ve been able to add the specific fields I need to the checkout form.

However, we’ll need to display these extra fields only when purchasing an event ticket (and not the other products) – is there some sort of condition I could use to check whether the product being purchased is an event ticket?

Thanks.

[Ashley]

Hi Rob
Yes, that’s exactly where I would like to add them. I dug around in the documentation and the code for the Advanced Posts manager and came up with this solution. It seems to work perfectly.
Thanks

add_action(‘init’, ‘setup_tribe_events_filters’);
function setup_tribe_events_filters() {
global $ecp_apm;
$ecp_apm->add_taxonomies = true;
}

[Ashley]

There is another reason I would like to know how to remove/edit the filters. I created a search widget which just extends the normal wordpress search form. I simply added some inputs with the post_type and the taxonomies.

When I get to the search results the URL looks like this (see below). When the page loads the events filters seem to be adding to all of my queries on the page. (eg. nav_menu, widgets). Meaning they dont return the correct info. If I could remove/edit the filters then it fixes the problem.
“?monthnum=&year=&cat=0&cat2=0&s=mtn&post_type=event&submit=Search”

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