Event Espresso does not support multi-currency at this time. That information could be manually added to the event description, however, there isn’t an option to have one event process in one currency and another process in a different currency.
thanks Lorenzo please if there are clean way to do this please told me or give me a hint I’m wordpress developer so any programming solution will not be a problem just any hint
You would need to go through numerous files both admin and front end in order to do something like that.
I would advise starting in the /wp-content/plugins/event-espresso/includes/functions/pricing.php and also the template files, but you will probably need to look through the plugins files as price related functions and code is spread through out the plugin. If you are using any addons, they would potentially need to be checked as well.
thanks dean for your attention
I have an solution but I think it is not a proper way
I will edit this table EVENTS_PRICES_TABLE and add column for Currency
and edit the front end and the admin area to get currency from this way
the problem will be what if I update the plugin i will have a lot off troubles
what is your advice about this
Editing the database tables like that is likely to cause errors further down the line, so I really do not recommend doing that.
The problem with what you are trying to achieve is that the plugin was not built with multiple currencies in mind, as such to change the plugin to accept them would require a fairly large over haul in my opinion.
At the very least you would need to modify the main price function and template files to display the correct currency and value.
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