[mattconrad]

Hi George,

I’ve updated the plugin to version 4 and unfortunately that error is still there.

Regarding the stock issue, the issue is that when tickets are added or amended in the admin area, whatever amount is defined within the stock field and the event is saved, the stock amount always reverts back to 0. Tickets can still be purchased on the website event though the stock about is set to 0 as well. Something really odd is going on. When tickets are sold, the amount of tickets is added onto the tickets sold so I can see what’s been sold to whom, but the stock doesn’t get effected?

I’ve also noticed another bug – if a purchase relating to event tickets is refunded and within woocommerce, a round is made and defined, the tickets sold and attendee list is not changed to reflect the refund.

Kind regards,

Matt

[mattconrad]

Hi George,

Thanks for this. I did find that link previously and tried all of those thing without avail. I guess it’s just something I will have to put up with unfortunately.

On a slightly different matter relating to Wootickets, when I define a stock amount for each ticket, the stock amount does not get saved when I update the ticket or the event – have you experienced this before?

Kind regards,

Matt

[mattconrad]

Hi George,

I am overriding the templates in my theme, but have just tested it by turning them off and the error still persists.

Kind regards,

Matt

[mattconrad]

What I mean by that is that as much as I define a start date/time for each event in the admin area, I’m not displaying it on the front end.

[mattconrad]

I haven’t noticed any problems arising from that error when it comes to any of the functionality. It is as far as I can tell just cosmetic, but if somethings erroring, it does tend to effect something at some point which is why I wanted to flag it up. It is weird, especially as I’m not really using the start of end date!

[mattconrad]

Hi George,

Thanks for getting back to me. The error only shows up when logged in as an administrator which is why you may not be able see it, but this is what it shows:

Warning: strtotime() expects parameter 1 to be string, object given in /home2/orange/public_html/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/Tribe/Query.php on line 221

It appears on all pages where there is anything to do wit the events plugin.

The only change I have made is to upgrade the plugin this morning to the latest version. Apart from that, everything is the same.

Kind regards,

Matt

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