A plugin (or update to WC Box Office) to print conference attendee badges would be very useful! — Currently, the [scan_ticket] shortcode offers only “Look up” and “Mark as attended”. — A 3rd option called “Print attendee badge” (or something similar) is needed for us to print attendee details on a name tag on-site at […]
Our client relies on the order numbers to confirm that tickets are valid and have not yet been used. They are not able to use the add on for bar codes. It would be great to be able to use more of the other merge tags in addition (order id, order date, etc). Thanks!
It would be great if ticket fields could also be selectively disabled to the user. We have cases where we need to autofill a field with their logged-in user information but DO NOT want them to be able to modify the field. Internal source: 5443629-hc
Confusing for buyer to see “Ticket #1” or “Registrant #1” at the top of the form when there can only be a single ticket in a purchase. Should only show when not limited to 1 per purchase.
As the user completes fields for a product, they have to scroll back up to add the tickets to the cart. We believe it would be easier if there was “Add To Cart” below all fields on the product page.
A page that shows all tickets sold for an event and could mark as “attended” from that page. Also have a way to nicely print that page off.
The ability to use purchaser / account holders email address for ticket holder emails & CSV export if no email requested or entered at ticket purchase.
It would be great if you could add a wait list function so prospective event attendees can be notified when a ticketholder cancels so they can take their spot.
On Ticket Scan, all it shows is the added Ticket fields, it doesn’t actually show the Ticket name (ie product post name) and variation name where applicable. I would love this information to show so we dont actually have to handle the customers phone to see the ticket details.
Let a product be purchased only to the max of a certain quantity, like 2 tickets for example. The inventory can limit the whole number being purchased of a product, but it does not allow to limit the number of items being purchased of a product to X, X being a number that can be […]