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NYSCC
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February 24, 2015 at 8:02 am
We love ee4!
Now we just need some help to get the QR and bar code to resolve back to the [REG_code] entry on the exported .csv file that we’re providing to the onsite lead retrieval system company. On our test qr and bar codes, the scan returns a value 1-561daa527a74a80adc7d8b2d22d08f0d when the correct value would be 2339-108-1-561f0d.
Here’s the sample codes we’re using: https://nyscc.org/?ee=ee-txn-tickets-url&token=1-561daa527a74a80adc7d8b2d22d08f0d
Here are the fields returned on the .csv file (The [REG_code] included):
2471
2/19/15 13:14
2339-108-1-561f0d
1
0
USD
Approved
Complete
0
0
0
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384 13th Street
Brooklyn
11215
917-334-4357
Attend on May 13th
917-334-4357
None – Not a Member
Advertising/Marketing Agency
Product Development
Powders / Liquids
Less than 2 years
Kosher
Mobil
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Josh
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February 24, 2015 at 12:56 pm
Hi there,
If you take a close look at the bar code, you’ll see that it’s returning the [REG_CODE], not the reg_url_link.
Currently the [QR_CODE] shortcode only stores the reg_url_link, so the QR code you are seeing is actually correct. It’s not supposed to return anything else. This is from the documentation for the [QR_CODE] shortcode:
This is a shortcode used for generating a qrcode for the registration. The only thing stored via this code is the unique reg_url_link code attached to a registration record.
You can add a custom QR Code by following this guide.
https://eventespresso.com/wiki/custom-qr-codes-for-tickets/
The guide shows how to build a custom QR code in place of using the [QR_CODE] shortcode.
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