You can customize the interface colors and logo that displays in the FooEvents POS interface by navigating to FooEvents plugin settings and then checking the box on the Check-ins App tab that says “Use these colors for FooEvents POS“. The app title, accent color, accent text color and uploaded app logo that are used in …
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2.4.7 (Jun 20, 2023) The setting to restrict check-ins to the current day now also applies to tickets for booking slots. Added support for incremental ticket numbers. 2.4.6 (Apr 11, 2023) Added a Data Synchronization section in the Settings panel to automatically update a selected event’s ticket statuses based on the selected update frequency 2.4.4 …
2.4.7 (Jun 20, 2023) The setting to restrict check-ins to the current day now also applies to tickets for booking slots. Added support for incremental ticket numbers. 2.4.6 (Apr 11, 2023) Added a Data Synchronization section in the Settings panel to automatically update a selected event’s ticket statuses based on the selected update frequency 2.4.3 …
The unique barcode that is displayed on each ticket can generally be scanned directly from a printed ticket or onscreen from a tablet or mobile phone at the event using the FooEvents Check-ins apps or FooEvents Express Check-in plugin. We recommend using an external barcode scanner or high quality smartphone camera to scan barcodes. The …
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The FooEvents Check-ins app connects to your WordPress website via the REST API. We recommend that you confirm that your website’s REST API is accessible by entering the following address in your web browser: ‘www.YOURWEBSITE.com/wp-json/fooevents/v1’. You should see a screen that displays code which starts with {“namespace”:”fooevents\/v1″,”routes”: as opposed to an error page such as …
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The FooEvents Check-ins app connects to your WordPress website using a secure REST API connection with a XML-RPC fallback. The app scans the barcode or QR code which contains the event ID and passes it back to WordPress via the API which compares the check-in status and updates it if necessary. The event information is …
The barcode scanner uses the native functionality of the phone’s camera and the operating system’s built-in libraries therefore the accuracy and speed of scanning is very much dependent on the quality and ability of the device, not the app. In general we have found that higher end smartphones, particularly the latest iPhone, perform best as …
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The most common cause of connection issues is that the connection details have been entered incorrectly or the WordPress user doesn’t have the required permissions. Please read the Connection issues help doc which covers this topic in greater detail If you still experience any issues, please contact FooEvents Technical Support and include as much detail …
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