[jhonrath]

Victor. I don’t think I asked my question properly.

I want to have a multi-site license.

I want all sites under the sub site (there might be 50) to be individual. They WILL NOT share events or pull from each other.

The main, top level site, will be the only site pulling from other sites, and it will pull events from ALL sites, aggregated into one calendar, with links going to the individual sites for payment.

Will this situation exceed the 10 domain restriction or will it work, since I’m pulling from 50 sites.

Thanks!

[jhonrath]

Alright, let me ask this is a more simple way.

1. Does the Community Events version (not Multi Site) allow event Organizers to store their own PayPal information?

I could write some code to get around the Split Payment thing, and use normal payments.

2. Does Community Events ONLY allow PayPal, or could I use another payment method valid in WooCommerce?

[jhonrath]

Thanks! Well, let me ask this. It does allow for split payments (The Community Tickets Plugin), right? So, there must be the ability for organizers to enter their own PayPal information, to get their part of the split payment?

So, maybe it’s as easy as me making a quick fix to allow the site Admin (ME) to put in 0 for my ‘fee’ part of the split payment?

Thank you again for the response,

Jason

[jhonrath]

I’ll try to get that to you.
You do have a couple of other reports of the same issue, here

https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/ticket-not-showing-up-after-the-second-email/

You responded to them. I’ll try to get the email logs, to see. It’s likely a good thing to track it down.

[jhonrath]

Alright, I’ll try to get the logs. It’s on a server from Amazon EC2. If I don’t know how to get them, I’ll simply use your old version, which I know works.

Again, all emails from this install work, except your tickets. I would have a hard time believing it’s an ’email’ issue based on that fact.

[jhonrath]

Sure. First, you guys have another very recent post with 2 others having the same issue.

Well, I installed initially your 3 plugins. Events Calendar, Events Calendar Pro and Woocommerce Tickets. Then, with testing, I saw this issue.

After this, I uninstalled all 3 plugins, re-started my server, and re-installed all 3. I thought maybe the order I installed them might have caused this, since I installed the Events Calendar plugin LAST, initially. This time, I installed it first. Same go, no joy.

FYI. I’m running

WP: 3.6.1-1 multisite enabled
WooCommerce: 2.1.18
Events Cal: 3.1
Events Cal Pro: 3.1
WooTix: 3.1

Using the base 2012 WP theme, nothing fancy. And have no other plugins installed.
As I said, I have another test WP install, running your last iteration of point releases and it works just fine. I’ve considered scratching the new release, and just sticking with the old one. But that feels a little odd.

Again, the second email showing the order complete IS coming, just not the ticket email.

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