torchman

Great job, works as expected

Exactly, this is currently the case with my settings.

Right. But is it possible that the user can already receive an email with the status link if the reservation is still pending?

Hi, yes it is now more visible than before.

Exactly, but it would be a nice widget for the sidebar on the WordPress homepage if you could see the occupancy of the seats directly without having to open the seat.

Very nice, it works.

Yes, the bug has been fixed. Good work

The error was successfully eliminated by version 1.10.1. Excellent work.

The error starts when several seats have been reserved by customers, i.e. there is a yellow circle on several seats.
Step 1: In the dashboard under “Bookings” several seats are now marked as “Pending seats”. Step 2: If more than one of the reservations of the hooks is set for “Approve” and you confirm with “OK”, the confirmation e-mails will be sent with the same QR code.

Hi there,

that was the right hint. I had used “Post SMTP” as a plug-in for the e-mails on both WordPress installations. And that was where the problem lay all along. To test whether other plugins affect the email, I tried both WordPress installations with different plugins, but I never changed the plugin used to send the emails. I can confirm that your plugin is working properly. I now have “Easy WP SMTP” as a plug-in for sending emails and everything works as it should. Many thanks for the help.

I have tested version 1.9.1 but unfortunately the bug persisted. In the booking process, I am also informed that a confirmation email with a QR code has been sent to the user. Will the QR code be sent as an image file in the email? I also suspect that the mail server that sends the emails to the users is blocking the QR code. All other attributes such as the table and all other texts are correctly present in the email.

I tested it with the providers GMX, GOOGLE Mail and Strato Mail. My email client is Thunderbird. Unfortunately, the OR code was also not displayed in the email directly on the provider mailboxes. I will try again with other providers. So far I have not been able to find a bug that would block the QR code from being displayed

Hi there,

Unfortunately, the problem has not yet been eliminated with version 1.8.0. Under the Tools menu item, I can see the QR code and it is displayed correctly. In the settings it is activated that a QR code with the booking ID should be sent via a confirmation email. In the e-mail itself everything is now correctly present except for the QR code itself. This is still not displayed in the e-mail. The problem with the moved table no longer exists. I tried it on two different WordPress installations that also use other plugins in total. Both use PHP 7.4 and WordPress 5.8 and the results are the same for both. Could the problem still be mine?

Hello
I tried it again today with WordPress Version 5.8.2. Again, there is no QR code in the email. The QR code for the booking ID is activated in the settings. But I noticed that the values ??in the table do not match the attributes. So in the table under room was now the registered e-mail and the name was now the seat number.

WordPress –> 5.8.1 , PHP –> 7.4