[Jesper J Nohr]

Hi Cliff,

Thanks a lot, it works like a charm 🙂

Best,
Steffen

[Jesper J Nohr]

Hi Geoff,

I believe that the issue may be a theme conflict. The theme we use uses jQuery buttons to iterate the quantity field, and the click event for adding the custom fields isn’t firing the function that adds attendees, so we just rolled our own. It appends and removes the html from the script tag to the ticket meta, creating fields which seem to have the appropriate name and lie within the html form. We used your own javascript as a model for this, the function for which is this:

var prod_id = input.attr('name').substring(9),
			$prod = jQuery('#tribe-event-tickets-plus-meta-fields-tpl-' + prod_id);

		$prod.parents('.tribe-event-tickets-plus-meta').eq(0).append(
			$prod.html()
		);

The fields are appended and removed just fine, but they do not save to the DB– I’m sure I’m missing something small, but I can’t seem to figure out what it is.

Thanks!

[Jesper J Nohr]

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[Jesper J Nohr]

Hello Brook,
Thanks for this snippet it works like a charm 🙂
-Steffen

[Jesper J Nohr]

Hi Brian,
Actually I was too fast on my fingers, the price really does show without tax as it should on the events page. It simply added the vat suffix – but without changing the price amount. So I simply removed the suffix.
Thanks for your time 🙂

[Jesper J Nohr]

Hi Geoff,
Many thanks for the above snippet, and I’m very excited to hear about the upcoming solution. I know this is a difficult question to answer but do you have an ETA for the snippet? We are looking at site launch within the next month.
Best,
Steffen

[Jesper J Nohr]

Hi Goeff,

Thanks for your reply.

1. I did remove the custom templates related to organizers

2. I also tried with the snippets without any changes

3. Good question. I will investigate and get back to you.

Thanks for your help so far!

[Jesper J Nohr]

I have the same question – How do we move the tickets below the event desciption?

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