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Hi Sky,
As you can see in this URL (https://jamijade.com/reserver/), there are about 40 ticket types, and most of them reference information that is found on another website (in this case different types of accommodation). Putting the links on the event page wouldn’t work as I want the information to be per ticket type. Also, this is information that is needed before people buy the ticket so they can make a better decision.
Is there a reason why the html formatting is stripped? Why not use the fields in the woocommerce product that have rich text editors?
I think this limits the display options for some use cases for the plugin. Is there a feature suggestion page where I can submit this?
Hi Geoff,
Thanks for prioritizing this feature! I still feel Event Tickets Plus is the best plugin for my needs so as soon as it is ready I will be using it exclusively for my event websites.Hi Geoff,
After some more in-depth testing I realized the workaround was not working properly, as when I try to edit the tickets in the translated page, they disappear. Doing the steps you mentioned doesn’t bring them back.
Instead, I went with the YITH events and WooThemes One page checkout plugins to get similar functionality than your plugin. I will still be using your plugin for a single-language event website, and as soon as you add WPML compatibility I will be using it for my multi-language websites too. I am just feeling a little bummed I didn’t do my research on the plugin compatibility before buying it and spending several days trying to get it to work.
I would still be interested in knowing some more details about when the feature will be made public, even if it’s just a tentative date.
Thanks!
