Igor S.

Hi there,

Tickera does not support recurring events functionality.
So, the closest you can get to this kind of scenario would be to create a separate event with separate sets of ticket types for each of the occurrences and set their check-in availability start and date date/time to match the occurrence they represent.
That way, customers would be able to purchase the ticket for the specific occurrence.
However, if you have multiple occurrences on daily basis, this could quickly turn to rather tedious and time consuming job so I cannot recommend using Tickera like that.

Hope this helps at least a bit.

Hi there,

When creating a ticket type, you can set the start and end date/time during which this ticket type will be available for sale. Now, if you have multiple time slots, you can create multiple ticket types and set different start and end dates and times for each to match the time slots. Of course, you can create as many ticket types as you want and associate them all to the same event.

Hope this helps a bit. Of course, if you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact us back.

Best Regards

Hi there,

The only way for this to work would be to use plugins such as AffiliateWP and integrate it with WooCommerce. That way, you will be able to create referral links for each of the event organizers and each time a customer purchases a ticket using a specific referral link, you will be able to see within AffiliateWP how many times a product (declared as a ticket) has been sold for each of the affiliates.

Hope this helps a bit.

Hi there,

Our forum was part of our support platform and was intended for our customers to be able to communicate with each other and us and contribute with their ideas, discuss potential solutions for specific problems, etc. However, over the years, very few forum members ever contributed and vast majority of the forum tickets were actually support requests which required our closer attention for which customers should provide us with the login credentials of their websites. Given the nature of the forums, it is pretty bad idea to share the credentials there, so most of our responses was asking customers to submit a support ticket.
Another thing we used forum for, was providing our customers with some small, unofficial add-ons. But, we figured that this might be useful for all Tickera users (and not just premium ones) so we have moved the existing ones and started publishing new ones publicly as part of the Solutions category of our documentation. It’s been few years now since we have started doing this and based on the feedback from our customers, this was a good idea since all the solutions are now, catalogued in a way rather than scattered al across various forum topics.

So, all in all, we have shut down our forums so we could focus entirely on providing premium customers with the premium support they deserve.

Hi there and sorry for delayed reply.

However, I’m not exactly sure I understand your question so, can you please rephrase or provide a bit more information what exactly you would like to achieve.

Thanks and hope to get back from you soon.

Hi Greg,

Thanks!
Works like a charm ??

Cheers!