[Joe Marsh]

Hi Hunter

Thanks for the response.

I’ve gone back to Twenty Sixteen, disabled everything but Modern Tribe plugins, and the option to display ticket sales in the event list columns still isn’t there. I’ve also got no PHP or JS errors anywhere.

This feature has worked fine through various updates since it was introduced and it’s only since this update that it’s gone.

Thanks

Joe

[Joe Marsh]

I needed a similar list and used this as a simple work around it:

Attendeest list + total sales

[Joe Marsh]

Hi George

Thanks for the response – None of my events actually use global stock, however I did find that if I changed an event to use global stock before hitting update for the first time, it didn’t reduce the available tickets to 0. If I then disabled global stock, the numbers also stayed correct.

I can’t say if this affects events which had global stock before the update though, as none of mine did, but I would say from this that global stock being enabled does stop the issue.

Hope that makes sense? Let me know if I can check any more things for you.

Thanks

Joe

[Joe Marsh]

David – I use this plugin:

https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-extra-fee-option/

Adds a very simple extra WooCommerce menu item that lets you specify fee options and label. I’ve got this tested and working with PayPal but can’t vouch for other gateways

[Joe Marsh]

Hi Geoff/George

Thanks for following this up – as from what I could tell the bug only applied to events created before the 4.1 update, and because in between 4.1 and 4.1.1 I went through each individual event and updated it, I don’t have a way of testing this, however as it hasn’t recurred on any other events all is good from my end!

Thanks again

[Joe Marsh]

Hi George

Fortunately I’m in the process of updating all the events on the site anyway so have the opportunity to go through all of them and make sure this doesn’t affect anything.

It only applies to events created before the update – any created afterwards are fine.

Basically, if I make any edits at all (I’ve also had it happen from not making any edits but just hitting update) to events made before the plugin update, when I hit update on the event, the current sales stay the same, but the stock is reduced to zero. I then go back in to edit the ticket and put the stock back to what it was, hit update, and from there on in, any future changes don’t affect it.

As I said, not a massive issue for me as I noticed it pretty soon and it only happens once on each event, but from what I can tell it seems to be something to with the transition of old events on the new version.

Hope that helps!

Joe

[Joe Marsh]

Hi Barry

Thanks for that – definitely works as a temporary fix.

Is the customer name column going to make a return in a future update?

[Joe Marsh]

I needed a similar feature to this – I ended up making a wordpress page template, applied only to a private page (so you can only view it when logged in – the site I have this on only uses guest customers so no customers can see this) with this code:

<?php
     global $wpdb;
     $results = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT p.post_title as product, pm.meta_value as total_sales FROM <code>wp_posts</code> AS p LEFT JOIN <code>wp_postmeta</code> AS pm ON (p.ID = pm.post_id AND pm.meta_key LIKE 'total_sales') WHERE p.post_type LIKE 'product' AND p.post_status LIKE 'publish'", 'ARRAY_A');
?>
<table>
     <?php
	foreach ( $results as $result ) { ?>
		<tr>
			<td style="padding: 20px 10px 10px;">
				<p><?php echo $result['product']; ?> -</p>
			</td>
		<td style="padding: 20px 10px 10px;">
		        <p><?php echo $result['total_sales']; ?></p>
		</td>
	</tr>
<?php }	?>

This pulls a list of each ticket ‘product’ and the total sales. The limitations are that it shows you every sale, including tickets for events that have already happened, and they are only ordered by the order the tickets were added. Hope that helps!

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