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Steffon Farley
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July 17, 2012 at 7:42 pm
Hello,
I have used the demo version to try to get an answer to this question myself and unfortunately I think the answer is no but I wanted to post here to get a definitive answer in case I missed something.
I need to have multiple pricing options with additional add-on items that can be purchased. For example, the registrant needs to be able to purchase any number of tickets at the general price of $100 but then also be able to purchase what I would call an add-on, for example a full page ad for an additional $1000.
So they could choose 5 tickets at $100 each and then also choose to purchase a full page ad for $1000.
I didn’t see how this would be possible without adding a pricing option for every possible combination (1 ticket and full page ad, 2 tickets and full page ad, 3 tickets and full page ad, etc.) And this would get out of control if there were multiple options for the add-ons (full page ad or half page ad).
An answer would be greatly appreciated as I need to get this regiatration up as soon as possible. If it can’t be done with EventEspresso then I need to find another solution.
Thanks,
Steve
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This topic was modified 12 years, 3 months ago by
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Josh
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July 18, 2012 at 7:21 am
Hi Steve,
Event Espresso does not have a feature where you can sell non-event items alongside events. What some have done is set up a non-event item for sale as a separate event and use the Multi Event Registration add-on to sell these in the same transaction. It works okay, but it’s more of a work around as Event Espresso was designed primarily for selling tickets and registrations for events.
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Steffon Farley
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July 26, 2012 at 7:41 pm
Hi Josh,
It sounds like this might work for us but is there an example of this somewhere I can look at and show my client so they can see how it would look to the attendees? I tried with the online demo but it doesn’t look like I can explore this functionality with the demo.
Thanks,
Steve
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Chris Reynolds
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July 27, 2012 at 2:32 pm
Hey Steve–
Here’s an example of the workaround that Josh is referring to: http://eetesting.info/3.1.josh/event-registration/?ee=1191
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Steffon Farley
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July 27, 2012 at 11:11 pm
Hi Chris,
Thanks for that! Is there a way I can see the code for that so I know how to replicate it on my site? I have been trying using the shortcodes for the three events i have on a page but the links are not showing up…I’m a bit of a novice with this module and wordpress in general so I could be doing something wrong but I was using the codes directly from the documentation on the site.
Thanks,
Steve
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Steffon Farley
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July 27, 2012 at 11:12 pm
To clarify further this is the code I put on a regular word press page:
[ESPRESSO_CART_LINK event_id=”2012-scholarship-fundraiser-1-4fce454749922″ anchor=”Purchase Tickets” direct_to_cart=1 moving_to_cart=”Redirecting to cart…”]
[ESPRESSO_CART_LINK event_id=”2012-scholarship-dinner-souvenir-journal-ads-1-5013601e549fb” anchor=”Purchase Ads” direct_to_cart=1 moving_to_cart=”Redirecting to cart…”]
[ESPRESSO_CART_LINK event_id=”2012-scholarship-fundraiser-sponsorship-1-50135f7c821b3″ anchor=”Purchase Sponsorship” direct_to_cart=1 moving_to_cart=”Redirecting to cart…”]
When I do this nothing shows up on the page.
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Josh
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July 30, 2012 at 8:26 am
Try using the event_id instead of the unique event identifier. The event_id is the number listed under the ID column of the event overview.
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