I’m using calendar\/tickets to sell tickets for a weekend retreat (20+ art classes)<\/p>\n
Good news – We’ve sold about 600 tickets to 20+ events to about 170 people.<\/p>\n
Bad news – I didn’t think ahead. Some folks purchased 2 tickets to an event (i.e., one for themselves and one for their daughter).<\/p>\n
So, the Attendee list for each class isn’t very helpful. It has the name of the person who bought the tickets in two rows (if they bought two seats). In some cases, even that name isn’t good because it’s a husband who bought the tickets for their spouse.<\/p>\n
I need to go in and manually put the right names for each class. Luckily, all 170+ people don’t need tweaked.<\/p>\n
I tried to log in as the customer (using the “Shop as Customer” plugin from Woo) and go to the event, and see they have two tickets and click and I see the screenshot attached.<\/p>\n
The “Attendee 1” and “Attendee 2” fields are NOT editable. Clicking Update Tickets only takes me back to the same page.<\/p>\n
How can I get the “right names” in all of these Attendee 1 and Attendee 2 fields?<\/p>\n
I don’t mind if I have to edit every single ticket – the end result – the class roster – must be correct for the teachers to know who to expect, etc. I’m even ok working in the DB (php admin) if that’s required. I just have to get these rosters to make sense (and can’t edit them by hand because we are selling tickets up to the last minute).<\/p>\n
I know, for 2018, I need to let shoppers type in the name for each ticket – my bad.<\/p>\n
Thanks in advance!
\nJoe<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-1271303","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n