[Matthew Rathbun]

Thanks, Barry! The modified tickets.php did the trick!

[Matthew Rathbun]

Thanks Barry,

The upcoming class page is: http://elitescoop.com/event/4-day-post-licensing-education-ple-bootcamp/ I’m attaching a screen capture of the admin page.

It’s very odd. If I’m logged in as the Admin, the admin bar at the top of each page shows except on an event page and then it’s gone. I’ve been trying to figure it out. I disabled everything and no go.

It’s been maddening and this is a mission critical part of our business. All help is appreciated.

Thanks!

[Matthew Rathbun]

Hi Nico,

I disabled all plugins and the problem persisted. I then changed from the Genesis theme that I was using to the recommended theme. That seemed to work, but we don’t wish to change themes. Is there a way to know what elements may be blocking the functionality?

[Matthew Rathbun]

I think I found what the problem is. Tickets created before the last update are flaky. The tickets I am creating now are functioning as expected. I just recreated the old tickets and replaced them and things seem to be working fine.

Thank you for all of your help.

[Matthew Rathbun]

Sorry, I did change the setting to false and it still goes to the PayPal webpage. Perhaps I just need to not use the button and stick with the tickets at the bottom.

[Matthew Rathbun]

Hi George,
I just realized that the ticket at the bottom works great, but if it’s the button I inserted (right under the header graphic on this page) it takes us to the PayPal page for payment. http://elitescoop.com/event/real-planning-real-business-real-easy/

This is the short code that is entered: [purchase_link id=”5421″ style=”button” color=”blue” text=”Click Here To Register” direct=”true”]

Thanks for your help!

[Matthew Rathbun]

Yep. I have “0” as the price per ticket. When the user clicks not the registration button it takes them to PayPal, where they have to create an account or login to an existing one.

[Matthew Rathbun]

Yep! That’ll do it. Thanks.

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