Brook

Howdy Bruced,

I definitely agree, I have been thinking all the same things. If you would like to officially suggest this as a feature please checkout The Events Calendar: Suggest a feature page. From there others can vote their support for your idea.

Honestly this is something we are bound to do anyways, it just needs a little UX love. But if your idea does garner a lot of support it can help bump these refinements up our roadmap.

Thank you for taking the time to share this. It is very valuable for us to know what folks want and are thinking.

Cheers!
– Brook

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

Thank you so much for submitting this Reuben. I just flagged it for our devs to review, I think they missed it before. It’s not often we get awesome folks like you who submit a PR.

I could see some changes being necessary. They might even turn it around and try to figure out what extra our API needs to make this an addon versus integrated. Either way the devs can take it from here and will communicate via git. Thank you again!

Cheers!
– Brook

Howdy Jmortell,

I would love to help you with this. It seems there is a bug in our library that is causing that duplicate path issue. I am talking to the devs about getting a patch included in an upcoming version.

Until then I believe this miniature plugin fixes it, it does for me at least. If you install and activate it the errors should go away. Did that work for you?

Cheers!
– Brook

Howdy Milan,

Thanks you for taking the time to share this. We have definitely worked directly with countless plugin and theme devs, but I’m afraid we’re not quite able to that just yet here.

The code you’ve shared could certainly have issues when run alongside our plugin. Are you saying that the code works fine with Nelio disabled ? Have you tried skipping building your own WP_Query and instead using tribe_get_events() ? What happens if you alter the priority of the query? Run it outside of an ajax query?

At this point it seems like the main thing this needs is for you or your developer to play around with it and get it working when both plugins are active. Assuming the plugins work fine together when this code is not present, then the unfortunate truth is there is not much we will be able to do working directly with Nelio. Running queries inside of existing queries, like Ajax one, is often error prone and can require a lot of tinkering to get right. Sadly this is just the nature of WordPress.

Does that all make sense? We’d love to assist as best we can. We are a bit limited on time here in the volunteer forums, but we’ll do what we can.

Cheers!
– Brook

That’s interesting. Thanks for getting back to us Max. We’ll be here if you need anything further.

Cheers!
– Brook

Howdy Shadyninack,

That sounds pretty possible using the iCal Importer. You can add an iCal feed to the other websites that outputs their entire events for the year, then using the importer on the aggregate site point it to all of the other feeds. It will import those feeds at regular intervals, and essentially keep everything in sync. Does that sound like what you’re looking for?

Cheers!
– Brook