roperjonathan

Has any update been released? I’m still noticing this issue on my website (but with one avatar in particular)

Hi @abzlevelup,

Sorry the email from WordPress landed in my junk folder so have only just seen your response.

So the only other option I can think of would be to list all of the different availiable combinations as their own tickets. So for example, I would have:

Ticket
Ticket + meal
Ticket + field trip
Ticket + meal + field trip

This should then mean that each person then just buys one ticket.

However, if I were to do this, is there a way to not have stock for each ticket type but instead make the stock of all of the different ticket types dependent on the capacity of the venue? So for example, if my venue has a capacity of 500 people, then all of the tickets would go out of stock once 500 of the above tickets have been sold.

Is there also a way I could then also have individual stock levels on top of the overall capacity? So for example, could I give the Ticket + meal + field trip option 100 tickets so that if those 100 tickets are sold BEFORE the capacity is reached for the venue, then it marks the Ticket + meal + field trip option as being out of stock (but with the other 3 options then still being availiable).

Thanks!

Hi Marinus

That was just an example and I wasn’t necessarily saying that it needed to be integrated with Rik’s plugin. I was just using Rik’s plugin as an example of what I would be looking for.

I have also tried reaching out to Rik with regard to his plugin but unfortunately, he doesn’t seem to be supporting his plugin anymore.

However, there are other examples such as this https://codecanyon.net/item/timetable-responsive-schedule-for-wordpress/7010836 who might be more receptive

Yes so something like this

https://rikdevos.com/demos/wordpress-responsive-timetable/

Thanks

Never mind I sorted this.

I’m having this issue as well. Was a solution ever found?

I had this exact same problem and so to work around it in the meantime I just added this line after line 87 of the inline.js file

$(‘.wpfc-calendar’).fullCalendar(‘gotoDate’, “2019-09-01”);

This would presume that you didn’t have multiple calendars but as a basic workaround this should work.

Well if you could then you would probably get my subscription.

Thank you! Will take a look.

I ahve now worked out that there is a conflict with another plugin that is stopping the migration from working so I will just export without the plugin being activated and then import it back in on the live site.

Thanks!

Thanks for the help @jrgould

So far I have tried

– Logging out and logging in
– Trying it on a different browser and computer.
– Trying it with a different account

I still get the error regardless of what account, computer or browser I am using. Do you or anyone else have any other suggestions?

Yes that did the trick. Thanks!

I’m looking to filter based on the name/title of the article.

Also the only issue I just wonder with turning each feed item into a post is that if the item is updated at the source, will the post update to reflect any changes?

It now also turns out it doesn’t work with the date and time picker either. For some reason the div for it is just not appearing.