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gmilne80
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March 2, 2023 at 11:45 am
Hi,
Is there anyway to alter the date selector to have radio buttons instead of checkboxes for the different dates or to automatically only allow one checkbox to be ticked. I want to limit customers to only have the option for 1 set of tickets on screen to buy as otherwise they see 2 sets of tickets with the same name and no indication which one is for which date.
Thanks for your help
Gordon
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Tony
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March 2, 2023 at 5:57 pm
Hi Gordon,
Not currently, however, we will be introducing the ability to filter the ticket selector (and dates) down using the datetime ID within the event URL into a future version of Event Espresso, would that help for your use case?
domain.com/event/?datetime=111
Would only show the tickets linked to datetime 111 on that event, is that what you are looking to for?
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gmilne80
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March 5, 2023 at 10:23 am
It might do the trick. The current system isn’t unworkable butI can imagine I am going to have customers accidentally select more than 1 date/time when booking and buying tickets for the wrong date I was just hoping for a way to counter this if I can. An example of the booking page is here:
https://cityofthedeadbookings.com/book/double-dead-booking/
That may let you see more easily if that would work or not. I will see how it goes with this one….not had any issues yet.
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Tony
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March 6, 2023 at 8:29 am
You have a bit of an issue with z-index on that page.
The top events datetime list displays below the even below it and thats happening because the parent element has had a z-index of 1 set. Child elements can’t have a higher index than their parent so they display below everything else on the page.
To fix it on that specific page you can use some additional CSS:
.page-id-318 .x-col.e318-e17.m8u-5 {
z-index: auto;
}
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