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Hi, Recently we had a 3rd party developer put together a bit of custom code for our Event Espresso website that modified the promotions plugin to include an option to make a discount “Primary Attendee Exclusive”, in that it applied a 25% discount to additional attendees but not the primary registrant. This works fine, however, we’ve found that the tax is not calculated correctly, please find the description of the issue from our developer below as well as as screenshot to illustrate the issue: “The problem is with Event Espresso it calculates the tax based on total amount. Even if I use the normal promotions plugin it makes the same calculations.Also, whenever I try to change the taxes and add a discount to it Event Espresso code would override it.
Can anyone help at all with this? Thanks |
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Hi Josh, I’m afraid this didn’t help even with the tax calculated at the end, please see the image below as an example:
As I’m sure you’re aware 20% of £350 is £70 not £60, is this miscalculating somehow? Thanks |
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Apologies for the broken link it should in fact be this:
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