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The problem with has_tickets was that it returned true even after the event. I ended up using $tickets = TribeEventsTickets::get_all_event_tickets($event_id); Then ran a for each on $tickets comparing the end date for each one with the current time (pulled from the tickets.php code) and that worked really well. Thanks for the help!
Unfortunately they don’t provide support unless you buy something FROM them. So even though I purchased a plugin, it doesn’t count. I appreciate the support you guys are giving. It’s very helpful.
Your first suggestion I think is what we’ll end up doing. Create a single use coupon with a price maximum (the cost of three tickets), send one to each sponsor. It’s not the most elegant solution, but it will get the job done.
Thank you for you help!
I agree with you and I did ask there, they sent me back to you guys. I pointed out to them that is DOES seem like a coupon issue and not a ticket one and they have not responded.
What you’re describing is exactly what I did, the problem is that a person could add 100 tickets to their cart and it would only count as a single coupon use. Which, to be fair, is how coupons usually work. Is there a different way to go about comping a set number of tickets per person per event?
