[Arn van der Pluijm]

I used:

$view      = Tribe__Tickets__Tickets_View::instance();
$post_id   = get_the_ID();
$user_id   = get_current_user_id();
$user_has_rsvp = $view->has_rsvp_attendees( $post_id, $user_id );

to check if the current user has an rsvp for this event. It seems to work, thanks!

[Arn van der Pluijm]

Great, that seems to work. It’s a good starting point.

[Arn van der Pluijm]

Hi George,

Thank you, I investigated further and also based on your reply I have decided to give it a try!

[Arn van der Pluijm]

Hi, Thank you for your reply.
Custom coding is not a problem.

My use-case is actually a little broader:

• A user has to be registered to the site and logged in
• A user can only RSVP with 1 ticket per user for 1 event
• Preferably, the number of tickets per person should be an options (for the admin) per event
• When a user is not logged in, the RSVP button should first show a register message
• A ticket can be free-of-charge (RSVP) or cost money
• Tickets are sold with woocommerce
• Preferably, a user shouldn’t be required to fill in billing info such as address when ordering a free ticket
• At the event page, there should be a list of users who ordered (are going to attend) the event

I don’t expect to offer the solution of course, but I would like to know if this is possible within reasonable limits before purchasing the plugin.

Thanks! Arn

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