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Hi Ian, I really appreciate your quick reply. Another organizer had figured out the workaround you mention (increasing the # of tickets overall) and implemented that a couple days ago, so that should work until we can release some of those reservations and then adjust the number back down.

I had a couple ideas on this, but I’m not a plugin developer so these may not be feasible at all:

I wonder if there would be a way to tie the coupon codes to the reservations, so that whenever someone uses the Speaker coupon, it will pull from those reserved Speaker tickets and eliminate the need for the unique url.

Another idea would be to have entirely separate tickets and pages just for speakers, another for sponsors, another for volunteers. Then be able to show via the shortcode certain tickets on certain pages so it would be clear they were on the wrong page if they tried to register. That may be more cumbersome, though.

Thanks for recording this on on your “to do” list!

Ah I see, that’s odd. I appreciate you adding it to the FAQ. Thanks again for your help.

This worked! I didn’t realize it was set up this way. Did I miss that in the instructions/faq? Thanks for your quick response.

Thanks, JS, it does look like the correct image is being pulled in on the new posts (this is a huge relief!). I suppose I was confusing things by looking at older posts and debugging them.

Thanks for explaining about how if a post has been shared it’s already cached the image. Since the new posts are correct that’s all I’m worried about.

I’m used to creating child themes and having to copy the exact structure, so thanks for explaining this. I was able to update one of the other template files (events-list.php) by placing in this directory in my child theme:

plugins/templates/events-list.php

@angelo_nwl That worked!!!

So the thing that’s confusing to me about this is that group-events.php is located in a different place in the actual plugin directory:

plugins/events-manager/templates/buddypress/

however to make it work we had to put it here (in the theme directory):

plugins/events-manager/buddypress/

Why is that? That’s what was throwing me off. It appears that there are two buddypress folders in the actual plugin.

Thanks all.

@caimin_nwl Yes I did try that path which should be the correct one. I even tried putting it in the parent theme just to make sure it wasn’t a child theme issue. I also tried updating some of the other template files like event-single.php and put it in its proper place with no luck.

For some reason this method just isn’t working as intended. I appreciate all the help but it looks like I will have to update directly on the plugin files.

I have tried a couple paths at this point and still no dice, but will keep trying and maybe move it to the parent theme. If I have to I’ll just edit the plugin directly and make a note on what I changed.

@marcus I can see the duplicate link if not logged in. Is there a setting somewhere that has to be changed to get this to go away?

Thanks for your quick reply. I tried following along the example on that tutorial so I put the updated template file here:

/wp-content/themes/zito-transitionavl/plugins/events-manager/templates/templates/buddypress/group-events.php

I edited the file to remove the td but nothing is changing on the front end. Could this be because I’m using a child theme?

I noticed that your site is showing the correct font in Firefox and I wondered what you did to make this work. I am having the same issue but no luck resolving it.