KramBie

Well, I just tried myself to send the form and it worked. I send them the link to this topic so maybe they can contact you. But I it works for me, then it might be worth trying another computer and IP address. Maybe you are blacklisted for some reason.

I am sorry you cannot login to your pro account. I am still on the free version so I cannot try it myself. Few suggestions:

• Probably the same result, but try the pre-sale question.
• Have you already tried to log in via https://eventsmanagerpro.com/gopro/?
• In your order confirmation emails from 2018 there might be an email address

• This reply was modified 3 weeks, 6 days ago by KramBie.

Not for the same ticket. However you can create multiple tickets which are only available for logged in users which you can further specify for which role. So if you create multiple tickets each with a different pricing and only visible for a specific role you get what you need.

I just tested it again and it worked for me. See these settings:

OK, this was really simple. Sometimes I thinking too hard ??

I didn’t find a list of the available icons in the documentation but there is a css file that gives an oversight, see: /wp-content/plugins/events-manager/includes/css/events-manager.css.
If you download this file you can find a kind of list.

Beware: Don’t overwrite the original file in this directory, that might break your installation.

OK that makes sense. I modified the new code a bit because I like to get all ticket names if a person has ordered more than on ticket in one booking:

add_filter('em_event_output_placeholder', 'my_em_ticket_string', 1, 3);
function my_em_ticket_string($replace, $EM_Event, $result) {
    if ($result == '#_TICKETSTRING') {
        $replace = '';
        $EM_Bookings = $EM_Event->get_bookings();
        if (count($EM_Bookings->bookings) > 0) {
            foreach ($EM_Bookings as $EM_Booking) {
                if ($EM_Booking->person_id == get_current_user_id()) {
                    $ticket_name = "";
                    foreach ($EM_Booking->get_tickets() as $EM_Ticket) {
                        if ($ticket_name == "") {
                            $ticket_name = $EM_Ticket->name;
                        } else {
                            $ticket_name = $ticket_name . ', ' . $EM_Ticket->name;
                        }
                    }
                    return $ticket_name;
                }
            }
        }
        return "";
    }
    return $replace;
}

Thank you for pointing out that possible PHP error. I am not a very experienced PHP programmer.
BTW The limitation if a user has ordered multiple tickets with the same name it only shows that once is no problem. I need to see if the user has ordered different tickets for the same event.

This one works also, but the version of yesterday was already fine. I guess the version of today is slightly faster in single ticket modus. Thanks, once again.

I misunderstood what you meant with “only show avail dates”. I assumed not bookable events which is what bookings=1 does.

I just tested it and I confirm the scope ‘this-week” does nothing on calenders. However on lists it is working. So probably [events_calendar bookings=1 scope="future"] is your best choice.

Yes it works ??
Thank you once again.

No it is also in the free version. In the Event List/Archives section you have to scroll down to the subsection “General settings” and there is the item “Include cancelled events”.

I think this will do the trick: [events_calendar bookings=1]

By default cancelled events are hidden. You can change that in Events –> Settings –> Tab pages –> Section Event lists/Archives –> “Including cancelled events”.

Than you can use the conditional placeholder is_cancelled (https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/conditional-placeholders/#is_cancelled) to change its css class, but how that is done depends on which event list you are using.

You can try to add the placeholder #_EVENTDATES to your title.
Something like: MyRecuringEvent #_EVENTDATES

Sounds that you nee to filter your events according to the language. Add a tag with the language name to the events. Then you can try something like this: [events_list tag="French"]. Of course this can also be a category [events_list category="English"], whatever you prefer.
And if you need both languages this is also possible: [events_list tag="French,English"]

• This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by KramBie.