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Shirly, one thing we noticed you can do is create a “group ticket” in a recurring event, that is the price of the whole series, and have that ticket sale date end on the day after the first event occurs.
And then if you choose also have single tickets in the series, priced for only one date, that don’t expire so people can also buy one-off dates in the series.
Hope this helps.
Yes the problem was a conflict with the plugin Custom Post Type Permalinks. We were able to remove it because we happen to not need it for this project. But what would be the solution if we do need it for a future site?
Thank you.
Technically each domain or sub-domain counts as 1 license. In other words, unless you have a multisite or business license (you currently only have a personal license). Your license key can only be truly active on 1 domain or sub-domain at a time.
It is documented that you can have up to 10 subsites under 1 personal license.
I have read all of these, thank you.
I still am unsure of how to proceed. Do I need to remove the license keys from the CMS in my local and staging site first? Will that negatively affect my local and staging sites? Do I need to remove the license from my subdirectories on production?
And if I disconnect the Site Url that is currently there (which is my local site), will it automatically pick up my root url for my production site?
