Posted: January 10, 2025 at 2:12 pm
I have found the other post on this topic and I have my promo codes applied to all events and configured correctly, but my promo code field is not appearing in my payment options at checkout. My form is here: https://olc-events.com/event-registration/ |
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Can you send us a screenshot of how the promotion code is set up and configured? |
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Thank you for those. I’ve been testing. Do you have access to your error logs? Are there any error log errors recorded there from today? |
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Hi there, It looks like to me that you are using a third-party plugin like Event Espresso Pricing to modify checkout prices? Deactivate that plugin and test. If the promotion code field appears, that’s the issue. Contact the plugin’s developer. If the problem persists, let us know so we can test while the plugin is deactivated. |
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Thank you for taking a look. If I disable the pricing modifier plugin the problem persists. Is this a known conflict? If not I don’t think that is the issue. I will check for error logs. |
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Ok, I’m going to break down the errors in your log becuase the majority of those are actually not from Event Espresso, there’s over 7000 errors in that file and I’ve found 1 I know is related to EE itself. This one:
This one means there’s a missing cron schedule within WordPress and EE is trying to use it. That schedule is added when EE is activated so its since been removed. Are messages still sending when people register? — The majority of the other errors in that file are from the Price Modifier add-on. Most of them are something like this:
Anywhere you see something like Anything with Again is the price modifier add-on.
Thats from the redirect after login plugin. — None of those are related to the promotions issue you are running into curently. The reason your Prmotion field isn’t displaying is you have custom CSS especially set to hide it. https://monosnap.com/file/IDfXenweUZTHlj2YQ1XzgqeVi7dG2U Thats been added to your WP Custom CSS so go to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS. Find the style:
Remove it and save. |
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Awesome thank you for reviewing this. This issue is resolved. |
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You’re welcome. |
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