Posted: April 10, 2014 at 10:12 am
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Hi Mike, Can you let us know what part of the price modifier does not work? The last release fixed a bug related to the limits feature (ie. if you set an answer to only be selected for 10 tickets, it now works). The PHP warning that you are seeing is unrelated, and doesn’t affect the functionality of the registration form. It’s best to contact your host and ask them to turn error display off because you have a live site. Or if you can, edit the wp-config.php file and add this line before where wp_debug is set to false: @ini_set( 'display_errors', 'On' ); define( 'WP_DEBUG', false ); |
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Hey Josh.. thanks for the lighting fast response! I re-activated the price modifier plugin Here’s an example page: https://foodie-kids.com/event-registration/?ee=135 You’ll see this error in the middle of the form |
Mike, These are PHP warnings, and what that means is your server needs to have error display turned off. Along with that, I don’t believe the price modifier allows for a 0 option. |
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Ok.. will ask my admin about the warnings, thanks! But, I’m not following you on what you mean by a zero option? |
Hi Mike, The price modifier does not currently support a value of 0. It needs to be a positive or negative number. — |
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Hey Thanks Lorenzo.. but I’m not sure what you guys are even referring to?? What exactly do I have set to zero that I should not have set to zero? -M |
Hi! There is a food allergies question with a price modifier at the end of this page: https://foodie-kids.com/event-registration/?ee=135 Do you see that the option for “no” is appearing as a zero? — |
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Oh.. ok… I gotcha. Sorry for being dense there… haha Sorry. I thought I followed the documentation correctly on how to set that up. I have: |
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