Posted: April 21, 2023 at 9:19 am
I was looking at this topic about producing comp tickets for an event. A couple of the links are now broken, is this still the best way to produce comp tickets? I manually created a test registration and applied payment as ‘Other’. I tried this with a quantity of 10 tickets, is there a way to bulk Resend Tickets. We use the barcode scanner and need all the barcodes sent. We will need to generate over 100 of these comp tickets. |
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Hi there, Quickly here are some ideas: – You can manually add registrations one-by-one by going to Event Espresso > Events > Registration for that event > Add New Registration You can bulk re-send tickets to people if you go to Event Espresso > Events > Registrations for that event > Bulk Select attendees > Select Approve Notify Registrations (screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/CK92V8O61sAT) Does that help? |
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Thank you, that worked. Is there are way to get the ticket to say $0 (zero dollars)? I applied the payment using the Others option, but the ticket still says the amount. |
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Hi, Is the price of the ticket $0, or the balance $0 after you manually applied the payment? |
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The price of the ticket is $40, we’d just like the comp tickets to be $0. The tickets I manually produced in the admin and applied payment to all have $40 on the ticket. |
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Also, if I register for 10 tickets, all the tickets come in one email. In my test run, I manually registered a quantity of 10 tickets and then sent the approved registrations to all. I received 10 email messages and all the messages had all 10 tickets. Is there any way to get one ticket per email? |
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You can’t change the price of the ticket, but you can change the amount due if you manually apply a payment (like you said you did). So, the price can’t change. If I understand you correct. OR you can create a COMP ticket for $0 and use that. What emails are sent with what ticket depends on the message context and shortcodes you have in use. The Ticket Notice message template has several templates and contexts. – The Primary Registrant context can receive tickets for everyone in one transaction using the Transaction Tickets shortcode: Does that help? |
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Yes, thank you. Is there a way to create a COMP ticket that will not show on the frontend? If not a setting for the ticket, perhaps a hook that could hide by the title or other settings? |
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We’re using the default templates. It doesn’t seem to make a difference if we add multiple registrants or just use primary registrant, all registrant email tickets contain all tickets. How exactly can we get one email ticket per registrant? We have both Primary Registrant and Registrant email templates active. The ticket link in both templates is using the TXN_TICKETS_APPROVED_URL shortcode. Also, still need to know if possible to only list our COMP ticket in the admin side? |
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Sorry, I was wrong about the single ticket email. It does seem that additional registrants only receive their ticket in the Ticket Notice email. I was choosing the wrong email. |
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You can use CSS to hide a certain type of ticket. Do you know how to do that? If not give me a link to your event page and we can take a look at giving you some css to hide the comp ticket. |
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We’ve ran into an issue with using CSS to hide the comp ticket. If a persons browser has cached the page, it still shows up. How could we possibly force ticket pages to clear cache? Perhaps programmatically in a hook? |
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The first step would be to make sure you’ve cleared any caches in your website and/or server settings. |
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If you are using the Advanced Editor in EE5, you will see new options to set the ticket Visibility to just limited users: https://www.screencast.com/t/tlwqOLE89fqO Visibility
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