Posted: January 22, 2015 at 4:31 pm
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Hi, I have 1 event with 2 tickets. Currently if someone was to purchase 1 for Sat and 1 for Sun, the ticket registration form just makes a heck of a long page as each ticket has custom questions in them, so its scroll, scroll and scroll again. I would like to know how its possible that if someone selects both tickets, that they can be laid out side by side rather than on top of one another. The questions are short, so there would be no word wrapping issues. Thanks. If I haven’t said it before, I appreciate you being there to support this product. ~R |
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Just to add to that, I need 1 set of custom questions per ticket, they will be the same questions but 2 different groups. So question group “A” for Sat ticket and question group “B” for Sun ticket. I need these for filtering purposes after the registration |
Hi, this will require some edits to the CSS for registration checkout. It would need to be similar to a responsive page that collapses the content as a screen size gets smaller. We won’t be able to write that custom CSS for you but try this for getting started: .spco-attendee-wrap-fs { width:50%!important; float:left; } If you are using a registration checkout page that has no sidebar or is full width, then you should see the attendee information for the primary registrant and additional registrant fall side by side. http://cl.ly/image/2x2R0c3v332N The above CSS is not a complete solution but hopefully that gives you some ideas for getting started. — |
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Thanks Lorenzo, seems to be a good start for what I need. BUT the other part of the question was to be able to have each ticket with it’s own set of custom questions for the same event. This part is critical actually. If you could point me in the right direction for that, that would be awesome. |
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Hi, Currently it is not possible to have a set of custom questions per ticket, only per event or primary vs additional attendee. The closest you could possibly get to it right now would be to set up the questions in separate groups (Sat and Sun) and use jQuery to show or hide them depending on the tickets chosen. I haven’t tested this so not sure if it would even work, but it’s something that could be looked at. |
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So what you’re saying is that tickets for an event are controlled by an event, no matter if there are different people for different areas that need to be asked different questions for the same event. Just strikes me as very odd is all that this cannot be done. Same Event Ticket A for day 1 – Price: $50 – Custom Question – Question: A – Coffee or soda Ticket B for day 2 – Price: $50 – Custom Question – Question: B – Champagne or Wine (cannot be done) |
Hi, questions through question groups are set on a per event basis. They are not currently set on a pricing level. That is, you can’t currently have one set of questions for one ticket and a different set for another ticket from the same event. — |
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Sio I guess the only way is to have the event split into 2, one for saturday and 1 for Sunday, that way I can have 2 sets of questions. Ok, I can live with that. The next question will probably be a no but I’ll ask it anyways. Can 2 separate event tickets be paid for at the same time? I know I believe in EE3 it had a shopping cart, can this be done in EE4 without reinventing the wheel? Please say yes or I’m going to think that EE3 is more powerful than EE4, which makes no sense lol |
Hi, multiple event registrations are not currently supported in Event Espresso 4. If you have any new questions, please open a new support post through our support forums: https://eventespresso.com/support/forums/ — |
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