I created a product which is actually a?single-day event.
https://deathwaiver.com/product/hyrox-miami-april-19-2025/
It has several product variations.?
Each ticket variation links to an external URL for off-site purchase as I am listing the event as an affiliate partner.
The Add to Cart button should be replaced with a “Save w code DEATHWAIVER-10” button when an external variation is clicked. Instead the external variation button appears above the Add to Cart button
Any help is appreciated.
Flow is very simple:
- customer checks-in an event
- review request email is sent
Code is available on wp-reviewrequest public repository on GitHub
Contributions are welcome.
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Is there a way to fix that?
]]>I want to use it for events, but just want to ask a review for people that checked in for it (those that WERE there).
I can add an event in ShopMagic to detect whenever someone checks in an event, and then fire an action programmed to trigger the reminder email.
It’s pretty much like the manual e-mail stuff, but on code.
Would that be possible?
]]>We have already added the FooEvents snippet to our functions.php file as instructed. However, we have encountered a couple of issues:
- Ticket Status: In the export file, the ticket status for all tickets appears as “unpaid,” regardless of the actual status of the tickets. We would like to ensure that the exported data reflects the accurate ticket status (e.g., checked-in, not checked-in).
- Ticket Number Field: We are unable to locate the ticket number field in the export file. It’s crucial for us to have the ticket numbers associated with each order’s tickets for better tracking and analysis.
We believe that resolving these issues will significantly provide us with more accurate data for our analysis.
Could you please guide us on how to:
- Correct the ticket status issue so that it reflects the actual status of each ticket.
- Include the ticket number field in the export file so that we can easily identify each ticket within an order.
Your assistance in addressing these concerns would be greatly appreciated.
]]>I am using Fooevents so each product is an event ticket and I made several variations for the different tiers.
To give you the situation, tickets are created when the order is changed from processing to completed. I don’t want to send the tickets before the full payment has been made.
Admittedly this is more of a payment scheme but it works for several clients. I want to remove the manual part of changing the parent order.
]]>we are using woocommerce and Fooevents, an event booking system. Is it possible to automatically generate reminder mails with your plugin, for example one day before an event starts?
A trigger could be {fooevents_event_date}
Greetings!
Manu
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Too few arguments to function FooEvents_Mail_Helper::send_ticket(), 3 passed in /home/stichbt443/domains/xxx.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/fooevents/classes/class-fooevents-theme-helper.php on line 191 and exactly 5 expected
in /home/stichbt443/domains/xxx.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/fooevents/classes/class-fooevents-mail-helper.php on line 124
Oproepstack:
FooEvents_Mail_Helper::send_ticket()
wp-content/plugins/fooevents/classes/class-fooevents-theme-helper.php:191
FooEvents_Theme_Helper::send_preview()
wp-content/plugins/fooevents/classes/class-fooevents-theme-helper.php:71
FooEvents_Theme_Helper::display_page()
wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:307
WP_Hook::apply_filters()
wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:331
WP_Hook::do_action()
wp-includes/plugin.php:474
do_action()
wp-admin/admin.php:259