[Henry]

Okay, that sounds promesing.

The only thing missing is that you might have to manually hit ”Update” in all of them to trigger the recurrence creation (or find some way to automate that).

hmm, that sounds like a minor problem but with big impact.

Wonder what will happen if the recurring imported event has been changed from origin. Than the initial event has to be updated again to update all the other recurring one’s?

Looks like i have to afford it first. I always am a bit hasitating for buying on the fly. but i think i thrust your refund.

[Henry]

I understand.

Could you point me in a direction wich file i have to edit? to edit the email of the ticket. as seen in the above screenshot. I’m not sure wich file to edit anymore.

Hope you can do this.

Great thanks and sunny greetings from a warm day in the Netherlands!

[Henry]

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[Henry]

i realize i did wrong had to pick another file.. because it goes through event ticket plus
plugins/event-tickets-plus/src/Tribe/Commerce/WooCommerce/Email.php

How can i place this file in theme folder? wich path to use in theme folder structure.

what code to add to get description of the ticket in the mail?

[Henry]

in plugins/event-tickets-plus/src/views/wootickets/tickets.php
on line 109:
esc_html__( ‘Don\’t list me on the public attendee list’, ‘event-tickets’ ) .

I had to add -plus at the end of “event-tickets” to point to the right translation file where “don’t list me on the public attendee list” is present in.

I changed it to this:
esc_html__( ‘Don\’t list me on the public attendee list’, ‘event-tickets-plus’ ) .
And now it picks up the dutch translation.

Maybe a tip for you guys to change this in the source code;

[Henry]

Hey Geoff,

Nice beard;

I just checked it out and your answer is right; I added another ticket in the same event for the lunch. Great it works!

“a man doens’t choose for a beard, the beard chooses the man”

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