How to get tickets showing

You can add tickets to your event in the “event registration” section of the My Calendar event manager, when editing or authoring new events. It’s possible to turn this section of in the input settings, so you may want to check those if you can’t see that section when adding events.

Thank you very much …just wanted to confirm with you
ADD EVENT => than on the EVENT REGISTRATION SECTION ( of the add event page ) => TYPE OF SALE check radio button TICKET SALE ?

Thank you very much

SELL TICKETS TO THIS EVENT DOESN’T SHOWS UP ON THE ADD NEW PAGE OR NEW POST !

For your first question, yes, that’s correct.

For the second, that requires that you enable selling tickets on posts or pages. It’s enabled by default in My Calendar, but has to be turned on for any other post type. This is on the main test things page, at the bottom.

I am sorry for the bad review …I got very frustrated after 2 days trying to setup this plugin. I will try to correct it !
Yes the SELLING THICKETS section is showing up on the new page so if I go to that page I can see the BUY TICKETS FORM and the selling goes thru in my case with PayPal.
The problem is with the CALENDAR of EVENTS …I linked the calendar to my TOP MENU so the calendar shows up on a page and I see the event on the calendar but when I click on that event I expect to be taken to the event page I just created …instead I am being taken to an missing page !!! Same thing with the minicalendar.
Your documentation looks very well organized and so is your work but the interface of your plugin is a little bit confusing …no need for so many choices couple of basic steps should be enough ??
Thank you for the prompt reply …as I said I will review my ratings.

OK. So this sounds more like an issue with My Calendar, not so much with My Tickets.

What value is saved in the My Calendar settings field for the target URL? Does that URL actually exist? If not, you should update that setting to a page that includes the [my_calendar] shortcode. It doesn’t have to be the main location you share for your calendar, but it does need to be a real page with the [my_calendar] shortcode.

Hi
this is the value saved in the calendar settings field
https://xxxxxxxxx.com/2015/03/02/180/…but this page doesn’t seems to exist actually …hmmm
thank you for your prompt reply

it is working now …that was the bug …the calendar won’t save the right URL …THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT !

Bizarre! Thanks for letting me know; I’ll see what I can do about that calendar URL issue.

Hi
2 questions :
1) There might be a little bug …I am not sure but the counting of the tickets seems not to change value after selling.
I set up the tickets for CONTINUOUS method of counting and the number of the tickets to 100. I actually bought one of my tickets through PayPal ( using another PayPal account ) and everything was OK the payment was successful but the counting still shows 100 tickets …maybe you want to check that as well
2) Can you please where is this line of code <span class=”sep”>, </span> located ( in which file) ?
( it just gives a wired look like is just hanging after the city but the next address line is below and I was wondering if I can eliminate it )

Thank you very much

1) I’ll check on that; they’ve worked in all my prior tests, but there are a lot of facets to change.

2) Can you give me some context on that? Is that in the calendar event details, on a receipt, etc.?

Yes is on the calendar event detail page
looks like this
VENUE NAME
LONDON,
UK

…so that comma just looks wired and I didn’t manage to move the country next to the city .

Thank you

That comma is in my-calendar-templates.php, but I don’t really recommend just removing it. Instead, I’d add CSS like:

.locality .sep { display: none; }

so that it’s hidden without modifying the plug-in code, which would be lost as soon as you updated.

You could also add a function onto the filter ‘mt_hcard’ and strip that code out from a function. e.g.

add_filter( 'mt_hcard', 'strip_sep', 10, 6 );
function strip_sep( $card, $event, $address, $map, $source, $context ) {
  // code to strip out sep and return $card;
}

Best,
Joe

I have tried the .locality.sep {display:none} suggestion but it didn’t worked …so for no I just left it as it is

If you used exactly what you typed (.locality.sep), then that’s not what I suggested; I suggested .locality .sep (with a space between the two parameters.)

The two represent different things: the first indicates an element that has both the class ‘locality’ and the class ‘sep’; the second indicates an element with class ‘sep’ that’s inside an element with the class ‘locality’.