Hi @bryka435,
The Events Calendar plugin does not have built-in conditional logic to automatically switch ticket availability based on sales of other tickets. However, there are a couple of workarounds you can implement to achieve a similar outcome.
Option 1: Create Separate Events
One approach is to create separate events for each day and manage ticket availability manually. For instance, you could create an event for Day 1 with 10 tickets and make it publicly available. Once Day 1 tickets are sold out, you could create an event for Day 2 with 10 tickets and make it publicly available. This method involves some manual intervention, but it effectively controls ticket sales for each day.
Option 2: Use Custom Code Snippet
Another approach involves using a custom code snippet to modify the plugin’s behavior. This method requires some technical expertise, but it allows you to automate the process of switching ticket availability. You could create a code snippet that checks the availability of Day 1 tickets and dynamically hides or shows the Day 2 ticket block accordingly.
While these workarounds provide solutions, it’s important to note that they are not official plugin features and may require additional maintenance or troubleshooting. Consider these temporary solutions until conditional logic becomes a native feature of the Event Tickets plugin.
In the meantime, we’re continuously working on improving our plugins and adding new features based on user feedback. We’ll keep your request for conditional logic in mind and consider implementing it in future releases.
Thank you for your understanding.
