Protected Events

  • Resolved bradleysp

    (@bradleysp)


    10 years, 2 months ago

    I don’t know if this is a feature request or is actually a bug, but I would like to password protect certain events so that, for example, some events can be made “members only” simply by using a password we can circulate in a newsletter, but it doesn’t work for an OpenTicket calendar event. It either displays normally (with the ticket selection box) if opened from the calendar, or only displays the event details if accessed from the “next/previous” links on the events.

    “Regular” products seem to work as expected.

    Simon

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/opentickets-community-edition/

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  • Plugin Author loushou

    (@loushou)

    Hey there @bradley. This sounds like a new feature request. Currently you can do ‘hidden’ events, which are accessible to anyone but do not display anywhere, thus only people with the link will know how to get to it. You also currently have ‘private’, which only admin users can see. Protected sounds like a great idea for a new event status. I will add this to the feature list, and see if we can get this worked in.

    Loushou

    Thread Starter bradleysp

    (@bradleysp)

    OK thanks. I feel that “protected” is a fairly simple way of restricting purchases to particular groups without having to worry about accounts and roles – not foolproof, but good enough for us ??

    Thread Starter bradleysp

    (@bradleysp)

    Currently you can do ‘hidden’ events, which are accessible to anyone but do not display anywhere, thus only people with the link will know how to get to it

    Sorry, that doesn’t seem to work – I have an event, the permalink link for which is:
    mytestsite/event/fireworks-display-2/2014-11-08_500pm/

    If I set the status of the event (not the page) to “hidden”, that same link now shows “page not found” (within WordPress, not a 404)

    What I wanted to do was set a password protected page which has some details to the event, then a link within that to the “hidden” ticket ordering page, which seemed like a nice workaround. Except it doesn’t work, unless I am missing something.

    Simon

    Plugin Author quadshot

    (@quadshot)

    Simon,

    If you don’t want to post publicly (totally understandable) can you email a link to the actual event page to [email protected]? We can take a look.

    Plugin Author loushou

    (@loushou)

    Hey @bradleysp. We have tested the ‘hidden’ problem on a few different setups and even from fresh installs on those setups, and we cannot see to reproduce the 404. It would be great if we could find a way for us to reproduce the problem or if we can view the problem in action on your site, so that we can track it down and solve it if it is a code problem.

    Loushou

    Thread Starter bradleysp

    (@bradleysp)

    @loushou – @quadshot has details of an account you can use to acces the site and test it out for yourself – he was able to replicate the issue yesterday. Note that we are seeing a “Not Found” message from WOrdPress, not a 404!

    Plugin Author loushou

    (@loushou)

    Alrighty. I will speak with him about the hidden issue then. As for the ‘protected’ events feature, it is on the todo list. Sorry for the confusion.

    Loushou

    Plugin Author loushou

    (@loushou)

    @bradleysp Sorry about this. I missed his email about it. Totally my fault. I will investigate further.

    Loushou

    Plugin Author loushou

    (@loushou)

    Hey @bradleysp. I tracked down the hidden event problem and repaired it. I also added the ‘protected event’ functionality that you suggested. You can see both of these in the latest release of OpenTickets Community Edition, 1.6.0. Thanks for the great suggestion!

    Loushou

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