[kristall]

Hi,

thank you for your answer,

I understand that this complication is not going to be your major interest in future releases – but I guess that this issue (partitioning the event price to deposit amount and further cash payment) can be quite useful for many users.

Anyway I have an idea of our problem’s solution – please just let me know if this is a possible way – then I can find someone to help me with a final configuration. Thanks a lot.

I think that we need to:

1. Switch off the Events Calendar’s price label (css “display: none;” or disabling it in php file) and adding our own different price label – so we can stay with our (deposit) wootickets’s price and we can set up different (final) price in our new label. Then finally there are going to be two independent prices visible.

2. Adding the new line (field) in the Events Calendar’s properties where we can put our new label’s value (final price). Maybe the solution is in WP Custom Fields settings..?

Thank you for your answer – it would really help us if you can give me some suggestion or telling me where is the right part in php code’s file.

Best,

Jirka

[kristall]

Hello Brian,

thanks for your reply,

probably I was not explaining my case properly… in fact we don’t need two different tickets.

We want to sell ticket(s) as an advance payment/deposit (partial price) of the event/seminar (final) price – the customer will pay the rest in cash at the first day of the seminar.

So we need to have the final price (the Event’s price) being visible as it is – BUT selling all the tickets (only) for a partial price (deposit) – it means that the customer will pay for example 30 EUR as a deposit of some seminar’s final price (80 EUR) – he/she will pay the rest in cash.

I hope there is a way how to set this issue up.

Thanks for your help.

Best,

Jirka.

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