[Sabrina]

Thank you, George. It works.

Have a nice retreat with your colleagues.

[Sabrina]

Thanks for your fast response.

Finally, the back-end works now. I checked everything twice and saw some things at the product. But it works now and I’m happy with it.

So, I’m ready for your input about the front-end 🙂

[Sabrina]

Hi George,

thanks for your response.

To the first point, about the stock display at the front-end:
I’ve seen this entry before and tried it. But nothing happened. I did a new folder called “events” in the theme (also child-theme to test it) and put the tickets.php in it. Nothing happened. Do you have another idea how to solve it?

And now about the stock display at the back-end:

As for the second part of your question, when you mention “the overview of the products via WooCommerce”, do you mean the “Products” page in your admin area? If so, do you mean that the stock value only shows how many tickets there are for sale, not how many tickets have been sold? And if so, is that the data you’re trying to show in addition to the data already there?

Point 1:
When I look on the attendee list for an event, which I definitely sold already one ticket, it shows “no ticket sold” (it says: sold 0 of 12) but in the list there is the attendee. That is really confusing.
Then, I go to the order page via the WooCommerce menu and see the order in detail. I tried to reduce the stock by stock-action and when I go back to the attendee list for the event, then it says “sold 1 of 11”. But it should be “sold 1 of 12”.

Point 2:
The Products page in the admin area shows how tickets are for sale. But I wish there would also be a view how many are sold. It’s important for me to know how many of a specific ticket I sold already, so I can adjust the amount of the other tickets for the same event: like when I offer two tickets for an event to stay overnight. One is for one night and one for two nights and I have a certain amount of beds. I have to adjust the stock for one night as soon as someone buys a ticket for two nights. (or there might be an easier option to solve that, that I don’t know…)

Thanks for your help.

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