KramBie
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Woh, fast response and it was the solution.
Was really easy, I didn’t modify the function.php file but I used the Code Snippets plug-in instead.Thank you for the fast response.
Well I forwarded this topic to Marcus one again, maybe it helps.
Did you already try to clear the price field, meaning no characters at all in the field? If I do that I get a ticket with the price “Free”. I guess the text “100% free” in the price field won’t work, but you can use it as the name for the ticket if you like.
I have no clue. But what version of PHP are you working with? If it is PHP < 8.0 it might worth to try to upgrade.
Solved of course.
Cool it works 🙂
And just a few lines of code, well done. Again you learned me something new: How is hooking in in EM working. Not that I can write the code you did, that is still beyond my PHP skills, but I am learning.Thank you once again. You are a great help here and I am grateful. It helps me to get our site working as we want.
Well actually it is the file ticket-single.php and tickets-list.php, but still hard to do.
Good and now wait one or two days.
I meant this one: https://wp-events-plugin.com/contact-us/ and then go to “None of the above, still need to contact you”. That form doesn’t need a login and it works, I just tested it. So it must work for you as well. If not you are blacklisted for some reason. Try with your browser in private mode, maybe that helps.
Well it might worth to fill in the support form the Pro website as well. As I succeeded to fill in the form earlier this week I am sure it works. If that doesn’t work for, it isn’t related to the signing in problems you have. So if the form fails, also try that on another place.
The form on the pro site isn’t working either? It doesn’t need a password so that would exclude one problem. However I forwarded your reply above to Marcus.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Manager - Calendar, Bookings, Tickets, and more!] Declining eventsMabe the workaround: Free ticket named “I am not interested, maybe next time” works for you.
There may be a workaround that works for you. When creating a new event there is an option to make the event only visible only to certain roles. The roles offered by WP are of course limited and more focused on permissions to access the content.
However there is a plugin called Members (https://members-plugin.com) that allows you to create new roles in WordPress. This allows you to give extra roles to your users and you can also use these extra roles to make an event visible only to that particular role.
I have to admit that I haven’t tried it myself yet as we use the Members plugin for other things.
Is this resolved now? If not try “Forget my password” to see what happens. Or try to fill in the form on the pro website. May it fails not any more. If not, I strongly suggest you try another computer in a *other* place with a browser which is not configured by you. Maybe *maybe* there is an issue with the settings of the browser you prefer.
For the second: Unfortunate adding a placeholder is not always working. I tried with the placeholder
#_ATTENDEESLISTand that worked. Adding#_BOOKING_STATUSor a custom placeholder doesn’t. So that must be done on the bookingform like probably adding the action button as well.