Reply to: tickets(272323)

As artem mentioned, yes eventON create an associate woocommerce product which is like the car that carry all the basic info for woocommerce to function. When you set dynamic price, eventON add pluggable filters to alter the price ONLY on event ticket section. 

That is why the product is hidden, because it does not reflect the advanced values you set via eventON. 

If you have more questions, kindly send us a new ticket and we would be more than happy to help you resolve your issues!

Reply to: tickets(272870)

Users usually create a new shortcode and replace the current one. The way WordPress’s text editor works, it’s quite complicated to create what you’ve described.

Reply to: tickets(272779)

URL: https://jillsclasses.ca/wp-adminJIL

Username: EventonSupport

Password: K#!*w95ePzxI08fY

Leave 2FA/Google Authenticator blank

Reply to: tickets(272863)

EventON and FullCal both are activated: https://bpiads.org/wp-admin/admin.php?page=eventon&tab=evcal_4

Reply to: tickets(269321)

Jean, with all due respect, I think this is not working out for either you or for us. I think the best solution here would be to refund you for your software so you can find a solution that you can communicate better with and will fulfill all your needs. Kindlly let me know if you are ok with this.

Reply to: tickets(272822)

You’ve given me something to go on, David, thank you.

I’ll paste that call into cron in my hosting environment and see what happens.

In the meantime, I’m resending order confirmations by hand with zoom link inserted, so not a complete disaster today. The show will go on.

I’ll play around with things and report back.

THANK YOU!

Reply to: tickets(272863)

I don’t see anywhere to activate this on the plug in page for the “Full Cal” and EventOn itself is already activated? I am confused.

Reply to: tickets(272822)

I don’t know sorry I have never used that plugin and its not how I have set up cron before

it sounds like thats setting up wordpress cron and not just cron which is not done through wordpress but on your hosting

the hook name and arguments are things I have never used when setting up cron jobs

at the top it says “A cron event needs a corresponding action hook somewhere in code, e.g. the functions.php file in your theme.”

Thats not how you set up normal cron jobs

for example when I am setting up cron on siteground see video