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Thanks for taking the time to reply Rob. The day before a holiday can be a light day, in my case it was. Sorry that I misunderstood the upgrade and will watch for a “more-stable” version to be released before moving to the next client.
In the future I’ll be more careful.
When a plugin causes all widgets to disappear *poof,* to me that is hostile and not customer friendly. It wasn’t the customizations, it was the widgets. The customizations I get.
I spent the time to redo it and will certainly be more careful in the future.
Sorry if my characterizations offended you, the upgrade caused me time I hadn’t anticipated or budgeted – beyond any customizations. Hopefully I was the only one and it was my configuration specific.
The idea that a paying customer was testing your plugin via a “soft release” has me a little hotter than I was before. Not to mention that I took time out of my day to share with you an experience I had with your product. Not for me, but for you. For me, I finished and had a good beer. Please don’t call out my characterizations, I understand a release process and the craziness, this wasn’t a good one for one of your paying customers. As I said, hope it was just my configuration.
Ah well, it’ll all work itself out.
Take Care.Ok, thank you!
The plugin supports display on a single calendar. No shortcodes. To display filtered calendars, can provide a link that filters on the call to display the calendar.
Maybe add to the list for future releases? Used it(embedding filtered calendar via shortcodes) with another plugin & was a nice feature.We’ll be adding a membership component once the tickets and a very small product store is added. Current plan is to use either the Groups or Wishlist Member Woo plug-ins. Will let you know how it goes.
I did test the recurring in a couple configs as is and did have consistency with same ticket type for each session in recurring event(entering ticket when event set up). Know you aren’t advertising that but wanted to see how it behaved. In the meantime are using individual events to sell groups and drop-ins b/c attendee list is a don’t care for now. That is the real complexity… managing that attendee list if you need it.
WooTickets, The Events Calendar, THC +PRO, WooCommerce, Genesis Woo plugin.
I’ll disable the Genesis Woo plugin and let you know what happens this afternoon.Some initial thoughts. A really nice plug-in, great job guys!
The ability to create tickets for recurring events in a couple ways (I know nothing is simple)…
1. To sell the same tickets throughout the recurring events. So they could be either be a single ticket for all dates in recurring event or each date having their own ticket. For example a 6 session exercise class that you can buy all six sessions or a per session drop-in ticket.
2. Sell different tickets for each session of a recurring event. Yes you can enter then sessions as individual events but if they are part of a series, it’s useful to see the series as a recurring event.
Right I want it all (yesterday) :)!
Thanks and Best of Luck.Tony, Did changing the tickets to a “Virtual Product” allow for auto completion? I tried this thinking the same thing but no luck. For my test case, it did not auto complete.
Interested in your experience.Barry,
You’ve got the problem correct. It’s a problem for me with twenty twelve and plugins removed (except woo-related) and in development environment.
One beauty of software(argh…) is tough to replicate environments. I’ll try it again later, but is definitely a problem for me. Doesn’t matter when I enter the stock number (new event/ticket creation or edit), it does not appear to be saved and is not displayed upon reentry.
