manakuke

OK. I look forward to the new update. Thanks for all your hard work on this great plugin!

I see where I can set the start/end date for the ticket availability, but I don’t see where I can set a start time. I have an event where tickets and/or the booking of tickets cannot occur until after 4pm on a specific date. I can set the start date, but the ticket booking would be allowed starting at midnight (I assume). I am in single ticket mode. Would using multiple tickets give me a start time option for a given ticket?

The Booking cut off time works for turning off the tickets at a certain time. But I would like to turn it on at a certain time as well. The booking cut off section doesn’t seem to have anything that would allow this.

+1

I use it in MU network on four different installs of WPMU. Works very well. I only activate on a per site basis versus over the entire network. I haven’t tried using it with by activating across the entire network. Not all the sites I manage require it and I try to limit the backend options as I deal with a wide variety of admin skill levels. Sometimes less options is good ??

I had this same problem, too, until I went into the settings and hit the Update Settings button. (see https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/update-to-2141-problems?replies=6). WP Dashboard > Settings > Page Sidebar Settings. Then click click “Update Settings”.

I had this same problem, too, until I went into the settings and hit the Update Settings button. (see https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/update-to-2141-problems?replies=6). WP Dashboard > Settings > Page Sidebar Settings. Then click click “Update Settings”.

Great plugin! Very useful!

I had the same problem, too. This fix worked in that it brought the pop up over the calendar widget. Is there a way to keep it popping up (in my case) to the left over the main body content instead of over the widget (makes it hard to see the other calendar items).

https://studentaffairs.lasalle.edu/umas/

Perfect. Thanks!

I am having the same issue.

I used this (‘sample’ is the nickname of my file upload). This was placed in a custom form summary in the following plugin directory: wordpress-form-manager/templates

<?php
if(fm_summary_the_nickname() == "sample")
{
$file = fm_summary_get_item_value('sample');
$file = unserialize($file);
?>
<img src="<?php echo $file['upload_url'].'/'.$file['filename'];?>"/>
<?php

} //else { echo '';}

?>

Here’s the complete code. This creates the div entry. Most of it is from the default Form Manager template. You can see where I include the above code snippet.

<div id="fm-summary">
<?php while(fm_summary_have_items()): fm_summary_the_item(); ?>
	<?php switch(fm_summary_the_type()){
		case 'separator': ?><hr /><?php break;
		default:
		if(fm_summary_has_data()): ?><p><strong class="scaps"><?php echo fm_summary_the_nickname(); ?>:</strong> <?php echo fm_summary_the_value();
		?><br />
<?php
if(fm_summary_the_nickname() == "sample")
{
$file = fm_summary_get_item_value('sample');
$file = unserialize($file);
?>
<img src="<?php echo $file['upload_url'].'/'.$file['filename'];?>"/>
<?php

} //else { echo '';}

?>

</p>
	<?php endif;
		} // end switch ?>
<?php endwhile; ?>
</div>

Would I need to do this in Single or Multiple ticket mode? Seems it would be best with Single ticket (the result being a separate event fro each conditional ticket), otherwise in Multiple ticket mode it would show both (for users who haven;t signed up for anything yet). Does that sound right? So, in Single ticket mode, in each event I would create a unique ticket name that I would manual code/check against?

Thanks.

One thing I did temporarily was to add this statement in the main Event description (not the booking description):

There is a max capacity of 150 spaces. Currently there are #_BOOKEDSPACES spaces reserved. If registrations exceed capacity, you will be placed on a waiting list in order of submission.

This way I manually put in the capacity, but at least the end user would see the number of current registrations (just not know where they fell in the list).

I would really like to allow for a wait list as well. Increasing the booking limit doesn’t dynamically tell the end user that they wont get a spot. We have need of overbook for events in case people cancel, the we would allow the next submission to attend. We have it set up so that all bookings are approved automatically. Maybe something like allowing all submissions up to the limit to be approved, then once the limit is reached, it goes to pending approval of an admin.

OK. Thanks for your feedback. I should be able to address the older files. This helps. Thanks!