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  • scarci

    (@scarci)

    Hi,

    i don’t know if there is the easiest way:

    i change in src\views\tickets\rsvp.php
    <input type="number" class="tribe-ticket-quantity" min="0" max="<? echo php esc_attr( $ticket->remaining())?>" name="quantity_<?php echo absint( $ticket->ID ); ?>" value="0" <?php disabled( $must_login ); ?> >

    in

    <input type="number" class="tribe-ticket-quantity" min="0" max="<?php if(esc_attr( $ticket->remaining())>1){echo 1;} ?>" name="quantity_<?php echo absint( $ticket->ID ); ?>" value="0" <?php disabled( $must_login ); ?> >

    Edit: with this method you limit 1 ticket per person

    Thread Starter fndpena

    (@fndpena)

    That was fast!
    Thanks!! 🙂

    Thread Starter fndpena

    (@fndpena)

    I wish there was a way to even hide the quantity option, so the user would see the form directly, without having to type a number.

    I know I can set value=”1″ in the code and hide the corresponding field using css. But the form won’t show up, it’s only displayed when the user manually type the number.

    Brook

    (@brook-tribe)

    Howdy fndpena,

    Another option might be to use a hidden input for that field. <input type=”hidden” … /> instead of type=”number” . Then it won’t matter if the field is seen or not, it’s value will always be set on submit.

    – Brook

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