Exhibitor ticket

There are two possible solutions.

Since version 2.4.0 of the plugin, there is an option to temporarily leave the event and return later. See https://docs.fast-events.eu/en/latest/usage/events.html#scan-keys So you perform an entry scan (level 1), then a level 7 scan (temporarily leaving), followed by a level 8 scan (re‑entering). The last two scans can be repeated indefinitely. This works out-of-the-box. The downside is that you need three scan positions, and the visitor must know that if they want to re‑enter a second time, they have to choose a different entrance. In other words, they shouldn’t use the entry scan again but instead use the level 8 (re‑entry) scan.

The second solution is a bit more complex, but it provides exactly what you want. Take a look at https://docs.fast-events.eu/en/latest/hooks/usage.html and https://docs.fast-events.eu/en/latest/hooks/scan_ticket.html You could use the following code. Note that this hasn’t been tested.

function your_action_scan_ticket( $attr, $scans ) {
  global $wpdb;

  if ( 9 === $attr['level'] ) {
    $wpdb->update(
      "{$wpdb->prefix}fe_event_qrcodes",
	array(
	 'scan_date'     => null,
	 'scan_location' => '',
	 'exit_scan'     => 0,
       ),
       array( 'qrcode' => $attr[‘qrcode’] )
     );
  }
}

add_action( 'fast_events_scan_ticket', 'your_action_scan_ticket', 10, 2 );

With this snippet of code, immediately after the level 9 scan (exit) is performed, both the entry scan and the exit scan are removed again, allowing the visitor to re‑enter.

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Aha, yes of course—that’s because I haven’t tested it. The level 9 scan (exit) also needs to be removed from another table. You can add the following piece of code at the end of the function. This, too, hasn’t been tested by me ;-).

$wpdb->query("DELETE FROM {$wpdb->prefix}fe_event_entries WHERE qrcode_id in (SELECT id from {$wpdb->prefix}fe_event_qrcodes WHERE qrcode = $attr[‘qrcode’])");

Funny, apparently this forum changes it to quotation marks.

Lets try it with inline code:
$attr[‘qrcode’] must be:  $attr['qrcode']

• This reply was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by Fast Events Support.

We will look into it once we can access our test-environment again. Cloudflare is down: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c629pny4gl7o

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