try the placeholders on this link – http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/placeholders/
however do you have any sample formats in mind?
Thanks for your answer.
I don’t find any placeholder to COUNT all tickets in the link.
I don’t know what you mean by sample formats. My wish is simple:
- If the user attends ONE class, then show the price 200 $.
- If the user attends TWO classes, then show 350 $.
- If the user attends THREE classes, then show 450$.
Of course this is to be shown on a specific payment-page that the user can access when logged in.
I can see in the bottom of your link some information about the if-commands. So far so good. But how do I count the tickets? How do I get the count variable to put into some if-command?
why can you not use seperate tickets for each group pricing?
e.g. ticket one allows maximum of one space @ $200, next one 2 @ $350 and so on
then using #_BOOKEDSPACES in your formats you can show number of booked spaces.
Thanks, @angelo_nwl, I will try your link. Can you tell me, how I write this price, calculated in the function, on a page? What short-code?
Thanks for reply @marcus, but I don’t follow your idea. In my case I use the EM plugin to let people join a 10 week class. A class costs say 500$. When joining more than one class (pr. season), the additional classes costs only 200$. So 1 class is 500$, 2 is 700$, 3 is 900$ etc.
Each user should be able to buy just ONE seat for a class, meaning just ONE ticket without the posibility to add more spaces.
I might have misunderstood you, but I don’t think this is a solution.
sorry, but you might need a developer assistance to do this however the snippet I shared is a good startup. also, maybe @marcus can clarify that.
