missbritt

In this case, each of these ticket types are part of the same event. All of these are options for the same registration – but not everyone will choose all of these options.

For example, a couple may register together and choose golf (which needs additional info collected) and card games (which needs additional info collected.)

I figured this one out. For anyone else looking for it….

In the mt-cart.php file

look for “mt_gateways() .” on line 439

I moved it before ” mt_required_fields( $cart ) . “\n” .”

and added the “\n” to make sure the cart that followed the gateway switcher started on a new line. Process makes a lot more sense for our users now!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by missbritt.

Unfortunately, I have no idea what this means. ??

Joe –

I created another ticketed event through My Calendar.

Since submitting this ticket, I’ve tried deleting and reinstalling the newest version of the plugin, and I am still having this problem. It’s possible this error was here before and somehow I missed it.

Whenever a PayPal payment is made, the receipt that shows on the confirmation page is correct. The receipt that is linked in the confirmation email is not – and it shows a completely different receipt ID.

Note: I’ve discovered this does NOT happen with complimentary tickets.

I’m working on registration for a charity golf/tennis event. There are 5 different types of tickets that correlate to each event. Rather than displaying ALL of the custom fields for ALL of the ticket types (that initial registration form is getting long…) – is there a way to use the custom rules filter to make it so that, for example, if golf tickets chosen, it displays only custom fields that apply to golfers?

I can’t believe I didn’t come up with that in all my digging. THANK YOU!!!!

Thank you! That worked. ?? (And thanks for the instructions on where to put that code.)

To be clear: I’m changing the code in the custom fields.php file of the plugin every time I want to customize a cart? Just need to be sure because that’s not something that will be sustainable for our organization long-term.

I see what the issue is – this makes the changes to ALL events. Is there a way to customize these options for each event? We’re a nonprofit with a few different types of fundraisers for different programs throughout the year. So, for example, right now I’m trying to build a registration form for a golf outing. Later in the year we would like to be able to use the same site/plugins to sell tickets to a shopping event (all tickets the same.)

Hmmm… I followed the instructions. Installed the custom cart fields plugin and activated – but no additional options are showing up anywhere in my WordPress admin.

Thank you!

I add the action like you suggested here, but I can’t figure out which line of code to REMOVE so that I don’t have two menus!

Also – is there a way to:

*Put the menu actually BESIDE the logo/title instead of above or below it
*Put the social media icons in the menu line?

@alchymyth

That did it!! Thank you!! I didn’t notice that in the theme before (and I’ve never seen it in any other theme. How odd!!)

@emaarkhan

I opened it from page and the right alignment was already selected. Just to be sure, I selected it again and saved the page; no change. I also set the class manually to alignright and removed the link to the image; still no change.