[tunatraffic]

Looks like it resolved itself over the weekend on its own. It kept trying to do the import every 15 minutes and eventually one Friday evening worked.

Thanks for the help 🙂

[tunatraffic]

This makes sense. It’s an extra step for my customer right now, but at least its a known issue that you guys are aware of.

I’ll follow the change log.

Any way to get email updates of what’s slated for the next release or what makes it in a release?

[tunatraffic]

Hi George.

The time stays accurate on the post. After I save it as a draft, we add the ticket info and then click publish. When we check on eventbrite, the time zones are wrong

I have the time zone set in WP settings to Chicago. Should I try setting to UTC in the WP settings?

[tunatraffic]

Hi Schalk,
We added some extra fields, but it sure would be easy to extend using conditionals. Hit me up on twitter @mikezielonka or email [email protected] if you’d like a copy of what we made.

Mike

[tunatraffic]

I’m all good with that response. 🙂

Just one more thing. Can you tell Rob to shave his “stache” off. 🙂

Mike

[tunatraffic]

I left a comment for him offering to add a few updates. I’d love to see that plugin make the WP.org repo. 🙂

As for WP List Table, its technically not to be used for plugin development: http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_List_Table. Lots of developers use it but its best practice to use a private class.

I need to look into this more, but the function get_attendees() in the TribeWooTickets class is protect function. From what I can see at a quick check, I could build my own table using the post meta that I have added w/ the those used in Woo Tickets. Then in theory, I may be able to hook in to the event posts and add my new attendees table as a link.

Am I over thinking this, or is this accurate?

Mike

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