How do I use csv importer to import ticket data. Currently there are no options to import the ticket information. E.g. price, stock etc..
How can I use the CSV importer to import event ticket data? I’ve tried using the meta fields with no luck. Also tried WP All import pro, also didnt work. It imports everything apart from ticket price, sku and stock.
- Jan 2,2021 AT 4:13AM - 4 years ago-
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Jan 2,2021 AT 4:16AM -
Posted 4 years ago
- #213695
I have tried inspect element on the event page to get the input value names and use those, although it still doesnt update the event ticket data.
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Jan 2,2021 AT 4:27AM -
Posted 4 years ago
- #213696
Here is my functions.php
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Jan 2,2021 AT 4:47AM -
Posted 4 years ago
- #213698
Fixed the above code with ‘$field’ instead of ‘field’. Issue still remains
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Jan 2,2021 AT 5:30AM -
Posted 4 years ago
- #213709
Hello,
Could you send us your .csv file and also wp-admin access to your site as a private message for us to further assist your situation?
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Jan 2,2021 AT 11:14AM -
Posted 4 years ago
- #213752
Could you also update EventON to 3.0.6, Tickets add-on to 1.8.8 and CSV Import to 1.1.8?
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Jan 4,2021 AT 12:23AM -
Posted 4 years ago
- #213858
Hi Liam,
Event tickets are handled by the WooCommerce plugin. Everytime you create a new ticket, then a WC product is created that contains the information that you are looking for.
I can recommend grabbing the SKU, price, stock quantity from the global $product object or an alternative method. I came across the following article that may be able to help to capture this data: WooCommerce get product data.
I hope this info helps!
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Jan 4,2021 AT 12:47AM -
Posted 4 years ago
- #213861
I should still be able to import ticket info (price, sku, stock), even if it has to be as a draft post that when published creates the woocommerce product. The product doesnt exist yet, is where im getting at. How am I meant to import 200+ events with ticket data attached to them? Why can you import some of the ticket info, e.g. show_remaining but the others dont work?
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Mar 30,2021 AT 3:06PM -
Posted 4 years ago
- #230727
Liam, sorry for the delay reply. Great job setting us custom fields for tickets, but the fact is when tickets are created several backend functions are run to create woocommerce associate product for the ticket. Also if you are importing 200+ events, and running woocommerce product creation codes for each, it will probably be very heavy on the server to process that.
If you have more questions, kindly send us a new ticket and we would be more than happy to help you resolve your issues!
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Jan 2,2021 AT 4:16AM -
Posted 4 years ago
- #213695