[Helen McLean]

I use a variation of this PHP code to alter the email message, see this answered elsewhere: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/how-to-not-send-the-e-tickets-tickets-to-be-retreived-at-the-event/#post-167786

I use the Code Snippets plugin by Shea Bunge to alter functions.php, since these survive Events Calendar updates.

add_filter( 'wootickets_email_message', 'replace_wootickets_order_msg' );
 
function replace_wootickets_order_msg() {
    return 'Your custom message';
}

[Helen McLean]

Hi,
Thanks, that’s the article I read before writing to you. It specifically mentions a local instance (using something like MAMP or WAMP or Bitnami to create WordPress instance on your computer) where you view that WordPress install like:

localhost:8888/example

My habit has been to access a local install using:

127.0.0.1:8080/example

They are equivalent and I was just asking if the 127.0.0.1 could be added to your list of obvious test sites.

[Helen McLean]

For anyone searching, this appears to be a fix that works, from another forum post:

How to not send the e-tickets? (Tickets to be retreived at the event)

[Helen McLean]

The only way I could change this was to change the file in the plugin folder. Not ideal, obviously. If anyone else has a cleaner way to update, I’d love to know.

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