[simpletheory]

mastermcc, that worked for me. Thanks!

[simpletheory]

Same issue here. Trying to change the capacity to anything does not save and still shows as unlimited (although tickets are available for purchase on the front end).

[simpletheory]

Thank you Jaime!

[simpletheory]

Hi Jaime, thanks for the tip. I may be overlooking something in the documentation but where does the meta-box.php file go in the child theme?

For this purpose I just needed to hide the button, which I have done in CSS. But for future reference I’d still like to know how to override the admin view.

Thanks,
Tam

[simpletheory]

Thanks Jennifer. I have resolved the issue with help from another developer.

[simpletheory]

Jennifer, thanks for the quick response. I’ve seen that post with the code snippet but I haven’t found the right combinations for my purpose yet.

The username and email address are collected through the WooCommerce billing details at checkout. If the current email is displaying the billing first/last name, I might be able to figure out how to retrieve these two items.

I’m looking at the header comment of email.php file and it references “This file is being included in events/lib/tickets/Tickets.php in the function generate_tickets_email_content.”, but I can’t seem to locate Tickets.php. Could you please point me there?

[simpletheory]

I was able to set my default value to one with jquery, and also limit one ticket per purchase. If you don’t want to limit it, just remove the prop() at the end. Also make sure the input class name matches yours.

<script type=”text/javascript”>
jQuery(document).ready( function () {
jQuery( ‘input.input-text.qty.text’ ).val( 1 ).prop( ‘readonly’, true );
});
</script>

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