I got that error but it’s intemitent here with me. did you do anything in particular to produce it?
Yeah my problem with the wordpress bug tracking is that I run a lot of sites and my inbox gets flooded the last thing i need is to also have to login to ww.wp.xz.cn to check if there have been any support requests…
I’ll open up the plugin today and see if i can track what is causing the warning.
OK I’ve just updated version 1.0.9 both here and on github can you see if that fixes it for you 😀
Many thanks – will try it and let you know.
Yes understand about the inbox issue.
FYI – the error is upon install – no other action taken.
Thanks for that – error is no longer.
However unsure of how the process should work.
Could you please advise where (which template – woo, theme? etc)
<?php do_action("woo-simple-tickets_hook"); ?>
the hook should be added to..
I see the plugin itself creates a new product data type choice of “Ticket”
Where in the process do I add a blank PDF?
ADMIN – displays a
Woo Ticket Admin section which is empty.
(Should something be there or will it populate after a ticket purchase? )
Ok for all coming across this in the future. “<?php do_action(“woo-simple-tickets_hook”); ?>” is just a default text my plugin scafolder put in I’ll remove it now.
to set up a ticket you need to
1) install the plugin
2) change the product type to simple ticket/virtual / downloadable
3) upload a blank pdf.
4) add text into the woo ticket tab on your chosen product and hit save ( be carefull not to fill the whole blank ticket).
5) Upon purchase the ticket will recive a unique id which if i remeber correctly is a combination of sku+variationid+orderid+1
6) be happy and shoot me a message if your having trouble!
I’m updating the plugin FAQ’s now with this info I apologise immensely for inconviniance I released this a little quick.
Chris
