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  • in reply to: Bug: ticket sales and stock filter not showing #1130807
    Thomas
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    Thanks for the quick bug fix release! Working again 🙂

    in reply to: Attendees missing #1062655
    Thomas
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    Sorry for not checking all relevant data upfront and post it here. The direct debit gateway comes with

    Germanized for WooCommerce


    A plugin often used in Germany to take care of the specific legal issues in the EU.
    I am not to familiar with wordpress and woocommerce. The direct debit implementation just seems to be old fashioned/wrong if it doesn’t generate a post for each order position!?
    Thank you!

    in reply to: Ticket Count Quantity #1043869
    Thomas
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    Suffering on the same issue. Glad to hear you are working on it.
    Tom

    in reply to: Bug: Ticket end date not saved #1038052
    Thomas
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    Hi Nico, hi Kris,

    thanks for the replies! Since this seemed to be a long lasting nasty problem I debugged it myself. Outcome:

    My WordPress allows two different – non AM/PM – time formats: “G:i” and “H:i”

    When “G:i” is used the /event-tickets/src/admin-views/meta-box.php in line 127 and 152 will show the AM/PM selector even though it’s not necessary. (The function there tests only on “H” instead of “H” and “G”)

    Due to this bug the “ticket_start_meridian” and “ticket_ned_meridian” will be returned by the ajax function when the ticket is saved.

    Due to the presence of those meridians it will be attached to the date in event-tickets/src/Tribe/tickets.php in line 372 and 377.

    This results in a wrong date string (e.g. “2016-12-15 14:05:00 pm”) which makes “strtotime” return FALSE for every time >= 13:00. FALSE means 0 for timestamp in the date function and returns 1970…. (lines 373/378)

    So, long story short:
    Easiest would be to add the check on “G” in the admin-view as described above.

    For all the others with this problem: Temporarily switch your wordpress time format to “H:i”. Afterwards you should not see the “PM/AM” in the ticket creation process anymore.

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