[Marc]

Hello,

So I got this working by switching to a different app. The one you recommend, Quickmark, did not work for me.

I used “QR reader for iPhone” and it works as expected.

You might want to double check my findings and update your docs.

[Marc]

Here is that plain event URL:

Celebrate America!

[Marc]

Note the URL that the barcode generates looks good:

Home

but after the page loads when I check the url it the plain event url:

All of this was using my iPhone X

So I tried pasting that into my desktop browser. When I do that it loads the event attendees page:
https://pleasantharbor.com/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=tribe_events&page=tickets-attendees&event_id=5176&qr_checked_in=5408

and gives me an alert:
The ticket with ID CA-10-SB1GXZ has already been checked in.

However, when reloading that page it clearly states “Checked in: 0” and the button that allows you to manually check a ticket in is still lit up blue and stating “Check In”.

[Marc]

Hi Geoff,

Thanks for digging into this. Any news yet?

[Marc]

Thanks for finding this. Yes, this looks exactly like what I’m looking for. Sadly, its not working for me. I’ve tested by trying to echo out the variables. There is nothing there to echo, for even the initial $ticket_product_id.

$ticket_product_id = get_post_meta( $ticket[‘ticket_id’], ‘_tribe_wooticket_product’, true );
$ticket_product = get_post( $ticket_product_id );
$ticket_description = $ticket_product->post_excerpt;

Can you confirm that this is requesting the correct fields? I believe I’m looking for ‘ticket_description’ instead of “post_excerpt”. I did put an excerpt into the post just to check, but that didn’t work. I also switched that to ticket_description which also failed.
And is it formatted correctly?

Thanks in advance.

Marc Simpson

[Marc]

Thanks for finding this. Yes, this looks exactly like what I’m looking for. Sadly, its not working for me. I’ve tested by trying to echo out the variables. There is nothing there to echo, for even the initial $ticket_product_id.

$ticket_product_id = get_post_meta( $ticket[‘ticket_id’], ‘_tribe_wooticket_product’, true );
$ticket_product = get_post( $ticket_product_id );
$ticket_description = $ticket_product->post_excerpt;

Can you confirm that this is requesting the correct fields? I believe I’m looking for ‘ticket_description’ instead of “post_excerpt”. I did put an excerpt into the post just to check, but that didn’t work. I also switched that to ticket_description which also failed.
And is it formatted correctly?

Thanks in advance.

Marc Simpson

[Marc]

Thanks, that would be great! FYI, I think the same thing happens in list view.

[Marc]

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[Marc]

Hi Josh,

I was duped! That is not the plugin, even though thats the name in WP. The actual name is: “Shatner – Name your Own Price Integration for WooCommerce”.

Shatner – Name your Own Price Integration for WooCommerce

and is only tested to WP 3.6.1

So assume I’ll need to buy the one you mentioned. I’ll get there and report back.

[Marc]

Josh,

That did it. I deactivated “WooCommerce – Name your own price” and it now populates the cart properly. The problem is the client needs that functionality for a few things.

Please advise next steps for me. I assume I need to contact the other plugin developer and try to get them to provide an update. Is that correct? Anything you can do or provide is appreciated.

Thanks,
Marc

[Marc]

Hi Josh,

I’m at a stand-still and think I have done everything I can to find a conflict, without success.

Any thoughts on this? I’d like to get this resolved for my client.

Thanks in advance.

[Marc]

Yes. I tested that way at the beginning of this thread. Here is another test event, running only woo commerce and theeventcalendar plugins:
http://heritage.psstudiosdev.com/event/homeschool-days-at-heritage-square-phoenix-7/

Here is a list of the updated and activated plugins running on this test host:
The Events Calendar
The Events Calendar: WooCommerce Tickets
WooCommerce
WooCommerce – Name your own price
WooCommerce Checkout Manager
WooCommerce Colors

[Marc]

Hi Josh,

Sorry for the delay in responding. I’ve double checked and have WooCommerce version 2.3.5 installed. Any other thoughts?

[Marc]

Hi Josh,

Great, thank you. That got me up and running again, with one exception. When I add an event to the cart it works, but shows the price as $0. If I “update cart” it shows correctly, or if I “Proceed to Checkout” it shows correctly on the check out page. Any idea what’s going on here? This is repeatable in all browsers.
Event:
http://heritagesquarephx.org/event/east-valley-homeschool-families-at-heritage-square/

I did notice The Events Calendar is v3.9.1 and The Events Calendar WooCommerce Tickets is v3.9.2. Is there a newer version of The Events Calendar?

Thank you,
Marc Simpson

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