[macymidd]

Hi,
We get this same problem. Using the tab and enter keys work – thanks for the tip. However, it looks like this is a bug that needs to be corrected.

[macymidd]

I hadn’t tried that yet.
Just deactivated WooTickets and got the same 404 error when I clicked on the products – and I created a new test product while WooTickets was deactivated and got the 404 error as well. Thanks so much for your time on this – I appreciate it. Will defer to WooThemes.
Thanks again.

[macymidd]

Done. New product named “Test Product.”

[macymidd]

I have deactivated the Gift Certificate plugin, so all of these products are just simple WooCommerce products.

[macymidd]

http://thetexaswineschool.com/store

The styling is messed up – but here you go. You can add to cart, but you can’t click on the actual product.

[macymidd]

Maybe, but the problem exists even when I have that plugin disabled.

Here’s a regular WooCommerce product – http://thetexaswineschool.com/product/gift-certificate-240

And a WooTicket product – http://thetexaswineschool.com/wine-class/wine-tasting-class-blind-tasting

[macymidd]

Hey Barry – Gift Certificates Pro is an add-on, so you create a product like normal through WooCommerce, then select an option within the post that says “enable gift certificate.” However, I get a 404 error when I create the product with gift certificate option enabled, AND I get a 404 error when the gift certificate plugin is deactivated and I am just trying to create a regular WooCommerce product.

[macymidd]

Hi Barry,
Okay, I did what you asked and I didn’t get a 404 error like before, but the product did not show up as it’s own post. Rather, the product URL pointed me to basically a blog page.

[macymidd]

I can’t create a new WooCommerce product (aside from WooTickets events) with or without the plugin activated.

[macymidd]

Hey Jonah –
I got it to work fine, thank you for your help.
Is there a way to only show the first date of the recurring event? I am setting up classes that meet several times, so I only want the first class to show up in the list (because students can’t sign up if it has passed).
Let me know!

[macymidd]

Yep. I will try that. Thanks!

[macymidd]

Hi Jonah,

I tried the second option – updating my theme’s function.php and the list.php that is located in my themes event directory. However, I got a fatal error: unable to find EventListOrganiser class in list.php. I added that bit of code to my theme’s function file – so I’m not sure why it’s not picking it up. Any thoughts?

Also, regarding the 1st option – where would I add this code? To my theme’s function.php file?

Thanks!

Macy

[macymidd]

That worked perfectly. I really appreciate your prompt response. Thank you!

[macymidd]

That worked. Thanks so much Barry!

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