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Hi again.

It works, thank you!

But the tickets are still groupped by event. And is it possible to have them ungroupped?

i.e.:

ticket_id_1 – event1 – 03/01/18
ticket_id_2 – event1 – 03/02/18
ticket_id_3 – event2 – 03/03/18
ticket_id_4 – event3 – 03/10/18
ticket_id_5 – event1 – 03/21/18
ticket_id_6 – event4 – 04/05/18

Now they are outputed in cycle for each event (as I understood – we take the event_id -> show all tickets for this event_id -> take the next event_id -> show all tickets of this event -> …).

Is it possible smth like this logic:

step1: take ticket_id
step 2: show this ticket’s name/desc
step 3: take the event_id of this ticket
step 4: show event_name/url of this ticket
step 5: goto step 1

So it should be based on the _em_tickets table (sorry if my description is chaotic ?? ).

Many thanks!

Hi.

On the front-end. To have the list of the ongoing tickets (which are the lessons or seminars in our case) for all visitors (so they can see the order).

If it would be for 1 event – it would be easy. But we’d like to have the tickets of all events in one table (sorting by id or date of the tickets but not event’s id/date).

Thank you!

Angelo, thanks for the info.

But how to get the first/second/third category name/id?

In vanila WP the

$category = get_the_category();
echo $category[0]->cat_name;

returns the name of the category in brackets (0/1/2/3…).

Why it doesn’t work in EM? the_category () works and get_the_category() – doesn’t.