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tponsonby
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January 9, 2013 at 11:19 am
WE have an event with 2 different payment options: a lower price €200 for members and a higher one €300 for nonmenbers.
Some people have been getting the member price when they are not members. We would like to send out an invoice to them for the additional amount.
I noticed in the individual attendee profiles there is an option to change the attendee ticket prices. When I change this it saya all attendee ticket prices changed. – Is this for every attendee or just the ones registered by the nonmember in question.
Also, if they have already paid some of the price should I put in the total price of the ticket €300 or the difference €100?
Thanks,
Tim
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Chris Reynolds
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January 9, 2013 at 1:37 pm
@tponsonby How are you splitting your member/nonmember prices? If you are using the WP User Integration add-on, the only way non-members would get the member price is if they were additional attendees on a member’s registration. If you’re just using two different price levels, this isn’t really the best way of handling member/nonmember pricing (for obvious reasons that you’ve just described).
I noticed in the individual attendee profiles there is an option to change the attendee ticket prices. When I change this it saya all attendee ticket prices changed. – Is this for every attendee or just the ones registered by the nonmember in question.
You’re better off going into the View/Edit Payment page and editing the prices there. Then you can set the payment to Incomplete and add the amount owing and the correct ticket price.
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