JohnCleary

Donation made…thanks for your help ??

Thanks will try the multiple events…

I changed:

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if ($seats> 2)
          $price = $seats * 25;

to:

if ($seats> 1)
$price = 25;

Ok, I’ve got it working now for one event using the below… Thanks Franky.

How do I duplicate this for several events?

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add_action('eme_insert_rsvp_action', 'my_eme_discount_function',20,1);
function my_eme_discount_function($booking) {
   global $wpdb;
   $bookings_table = $wpdb->prefix.BOOKINGS_TBNAME;
   $where = array();
   $fields = array();

   $event_id = $booking['event_id'];

   if ($event_id == 5) {        /* put in the event_id that needs processing */
      //echo 'EVENT ID='.$event_id .' Booking_id = '.$booking['booking_id'];

      $seats=$booking['booking_seats'];
      $price=$booking['booking_price'];

      // more than 2 seats, then the price is 25 per seat
      if ($seats> 1)
          $price = 25;

      $fields['booking_price'] = $price;
      $where['booking_id'] = $booking['booking_id'];
      $wpdb->update($bookings_table, $fields, $where);
   }
   return;
}

OK. I think I’ve gone some way to fix it now…I’ve amended the logic slightly as the price is reduced if the client is buying >1 ticket.

However it appears that the multiplication is now being done twice…as the amount being asked for is ￡100 for 2 tickets (￡25 x2 x2) and ￡225 for 3 (￡25 x3 x3).

Have I done something wrong here?

Oops I cut and pasted the info from the wrong page into this thread…I did use the correct text…. below is what I have used on my website with the previously mentioned results.

add_action('eme_insert_rsvp_action', 'my_eme_discount_function',20,1);
function my_eme_discount_function($booking) {
   global $wpdb;
   $bookings_table = $wpdb->prefix.BOOKINGS_TBNAME;
   $where = array();
   $fields = array();

   $event_id = $booking['event_id'];

   if ($event_id == 5) {        /* put in the event_id that needs processing */
      //echo 'EVENT ID='.$event_id .' Booking_id = '.$booking['booking_id'];

      $seats=$booking['booking_seats'];
      $price=$booking['booking_price'];

      // more than 2 seats, then the price is 25 per seat
      if ($seats> 2)
          $price = $seats * 25;

      $fields['booking_price'] = $price;
      $where['booking_id'] = $booking['booking_id'];
      $wpdb->update($bookings_table, $fields, $where);
   }
   return;
}

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Thanks for this Franky. I have either misunderstood or done something wrong as I added the code under the line below to the functions.php file (Which is the above with simply the event ID changed to match the ID that I wanted the ‘multibuy’ price for.) When I did this the price was reduced to zero. I suspect that I’m very close to being there but can’t work out what else I need to do!?

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add_action(’eme_update_rsvp_action’, ‘count_only_attendance_tickets_on_update’,20,1);
function count_only_attendance_tickets_on_update($booking) {
global $wpdb;
$bookings_table = $wpdb->prefix.BOOKINGS_TBNAME;
$where = array();
$fields = array();

$event_id = $booking[‘event_id’];

if ($event_id == 5) { /* put in the event_id that needs processing */
//echo ‘EVENT ID=’.$event_id .’ Booking_id = ‘.$booking[‘booking_id’];

$seats=preg_split(“/\|\|/”,$booking[‘booking_seats_mp’]);

/* use only attendance tickets,#_SEATS1 and #_SEATS2, array values 0 and 1 */
$tix_tot = $seats[0] + $seats[1];

$fields[‘booking_seats’] = $tix_tot;
// echo ‘Attendence tix_tot =’ . $tix_tot;
$where[‘booking_id’] = $booking[‘booking_id’];
$wpdb->update($bookings_table, $fields, $where);
}
return;
}

No worries…if you can drop me a step by step instruction, I would gladly make a donation to the project.

Thanks Framky.

I’ve had a look at that link and I’m afraid it doesn’t make that much sense to me ?? I’m not really a developer. J

Thanks Krishna…it was a plugin. All working now Thanks again.

@michael Cannon all working for me too and I’ve purchased the premium version too. I’ve been trying to find instructions/documentation on how to set it up. Where’s the best place to find that info?

I created a php.ini file and put this in it:

memory=128MB
upload_max_filesize=128M;
post_max_size=128M;

I put that ini file in the root of my installation AND the wp-admin, but still had the same error.

@michael Cannon Thank you, I will try this…although I’m surprised that this sort of configuration would be necessary on three separate WP blogs, 2 hosted with a major hosting company and one of those being a virtually clean install!?

@michael Cannon I tried to install the free version less than 3 hours ago to check the plugin out and I had the issues I described above. Happy to help with supplying whatever other info you might need to debug. Am using the latest version of WordPress.

@sejack…Aha! Then that was my error….thanks for the info.

@sejack Thanks for your input, at the time of writing that folder didn’t seem to exist, however on restarting the FTP program it appears that it was a cacheing issue…website is back up now. Phew!

Would love to be able to use this plugin though…it looks great!