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November 21, 2022 at 3:47 am

Hi J,

When you use the ticket selector shortcode on a page, EE ‘detects’ the usage of the shortcode and will add the assets required for the Multi Event Registration Add-on (MER for short) to function how it ‘normally’ does. The reason we do this is so that Event Espresso does not just load all of its assets everywhere on your site, we only load what we need, when it’s needed.

With TablePress, you add the shortcode outside of the page and then call TablePress to render the table and any shortcodes within it. That means EE can’t detect the shortcode usage within the page (because it’s not actually ‘in’ the page itself, its within another shortcode calling it from elsewhere).

I tried to look at the page in question to confirm if this was happening but it seems like its no longer using the above.

Can you create a test page and add the TablePress table to it, then another test page with just the ticket selector shortcode on it, please?

November 22, 2022 at 6:22 am

Hi Joe,

So yeah, the above is exactly what is happening, the shortcode being parsed within the page is the TablePress shortcode and then within the content of that shortcode the ticket selector shortcode is parsed.

EE can’t ‘detect’ that usage in the way way it does elsewhere to make sure all of EE’s assets are loaded.

I’ve added a snippet to your custom functions plugin to force the Multi Event Registration assets to load on your pages for now, that should fix allow the shortcode to work for now.

I’ve requested some additional feedback on this from our developers to see what we can do.

November 22, 2022 at 2:50 pm

Something like this should do it:

.ticket-selector-submit-btn,
.ticket-selector-submit-btn-wrap {
    float: left!important;
}