Howdy Tumikia,
Did you try switching to a default WordPress theme as well? I’ve been unable to replicate the same issue under the same conditions as you, but with a default theme activated in addition to deactivating other plugins.
Cheers!
Geoff
PG
(@parulgarg2)
Make sure you have <?php wp_footer(); ?> inside footer page of your theme.
Hi Parulgarg2,
I put <?php wp_footer(); ?> inside the functions.php file (hopefully that is what your meant.) But no change.
Actually, the form only appears because of the following code:
.tribe-tickets-meta-row {
display: block;
}
If I don’t use this code only the button “Confirm RSVP” appears below the content.
Still need help
We worked on this at a support group meeting.
Here is the problem. Because the default (ticket number) is set to 0, when one clicks the “Confirm RSVP” button. The error message reads “Please fill in the RSVP confirmation name and email fields.” This is confusing because there are no name and email fields.
Is it possible to set the default ticket number to 1?
Howdy Tumikia,
Here is a snippet that prevents the add to cart button from submitting unless they have selected at least one ticket:
https://gist.github.com/elimn/30c533fad7ee5ce4c3cb8a0f727c7190
That works better when you have multiple types of tickets. Because if you set them all to one and someone accidentally clicks add, they will get multiples.
If you prefer to set them to 1 though you can create a theme override for: /event-tickets/src/views/tickets/rsvp.php and modify the form. Have a look at the Themer’s Guide. It walks you through modifying the PHP templates so you change the look, wording, and order of things.
Cheers!
– Brook
