You can try to enable no-user booking mode at Settings > Bookings > No-User Booking Mode (set to Yes) then assign bookings to a dummy user which you have created with a subscriber role.
to hide login form, Settings > Bookings > Booking Form Options > Display login form
Thanks, agelonwl.
Is there a way to show one event price to site users vs another price to not-logged in users?
Thanks again.
In a way…
We have a way to restrict tickets only to members, but not the other way around. You’ll see a ‘members only’ checkbox when adding/editing a ticket.
So what you could do is add a ‘members only’ ticket, but then members will see both guest/member tickets. Assuming your tickets are cheaper for members, this probably won’t be a problem regarding mistaken ticket purchases 🙂
Thanks — that’s what I thought.
if you can code, there’s always a way… the filter em_ticket_is_available would be the thing to hook into.
e.g. if $EM_Ticket->ticket_members is true or false check against is_user_logged_in() and decide whether or not to return true/false.
I’ll look into that. I should be able to come up with something.
