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Excellent! I’m glad to hear that this fix worked as intended.
Thank you for your patience, @Ben.
Karlos—since this thread was opened by Ben originally, and he reports a resolution, I will close this thread for now. If you have further issues, comments, questions, etc., feel free to open a new thread any timE!
Sincerely,
GeorgeHey @Rachel,
Thank you for this feedback, and you’re right that it’s a pretty common request.
It’s a hard thing to implement, because enabling this would require some substantial re-working and re-imagining of some of the most core, essential facets of how The Events Calendar works.
But it’s something we’re actively—and frequently—wondering about and considering, and so it very well could end up as a feature.
To be honest, it will likely not be supported in any short-term sense—just wanted to make this clear so you can best set your expectations…but it’s on our radar and is a possibility for sure.
Please open a new thread any time other questions, comments, or concerns arise.
Thank you!
GeorgeHey @Shane,
Thanks for your follow-up. Users cannot change the actual events to which their tickets belong, as you describe—they can just modify details of the tickets they already have, like if they RSVP as “Going” they can change it to “Not Going”. Or, for example, if the tickets have attendee information like “Any allergies?” and they answer with “Peanuts”, they can edit their answer so that it’s “Peanuts and shellfish”, and so on…
You as an admin—but not your cutomers or non-admin users!—can technically change the events to which tickets are associated to…but even as an admin, this process is not straightforward, and would require manual re-association of WooCommerce product data and such.
So even as an admin, the easiest way to change tickets would be to Refund the first ticket order to Event A, and then just make a new purchase for the user for Event B (either by using a “manual purchase” feature in WooCommerce, or by giving the customer a temporary 100% discount code).
I hope this information helps!
George
Hey @Glenn,
Thanks for your followup! One last try—how about using the following CSS instead?
.widget.tribe-events-adv-list-widget .type-tribe_events:first-of-type .tribe-mini-calendar-event {
border-top: none !important;
}
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Hey @Tom,
Thanks for sharing this update! I wanted to update you that I think I have a code snippet for you here that will do the job of requiring an organizer and organizer email.
You can find the PHP for this snippet in this Gist ? https://git.io/vo65f
Copy and paste that into your theme’s functions.php file, and let me know if this helps! (And please note that you can omit the opening <?php tag seen in the Gist.)
Cheers!
GeorgeThank you for this update, @John!
Since that code you posted just ensures that the content is 100% width, you should not need to add more specification to it. If you notice any other layout issues, though, let me know and share a link to the page on which the issue is visible. I will take a look and recommend another tweak you can make.
Sincerely,
George
