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Bulk check-ins
You can check-in multiple attendees using the bulk check-in feature available in the FooEvents Check-ins apps. When viewing the attendees for an event, press the Bulk Select icon in the top right corner of the screen. Choose the attendees you would like to check-in, check-out or cancel and press the relevant action below.
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Offline mode
The offline mode feature makes it possible to process check-ins via the apps without having to connect to the internet. Offline mode can only be utilized after you’ve logged in and completed an initial download of all your relevant attendee data. All check-ins are stored on your device and can be synced with your WooCommerce database…
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Multi-vendor sites
While FooEvents might work as required depending on the multi-vendor solution, it’s possible that you will experience difficulties. While the event products will most likely work in this setup, we can’t guarantee that third-party plugins will accommodate the tickets and attendee custom post types in a multi-vendor environment. The FooEvents Check-ins apps have also not…
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App branding
You can customize the look of the FooEvents Check-ins app to suit your brand by specifying various colors and upload your own logo that to display in the app. You will find these settings in your WordPress Admin Area and navigating to FooEvents > Settings > Check-ins App You can upload your own logo to…
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Connection issues
Having trouble connecting the FooEvents Check-ins apps to your store? Common Issues: 1. Was your URL entered correctly? Ensure that your website URL is entered exactly as it appears in your web browser’s address bar. You can find the exact URL that you need to enter in your WordPress admin area. Go to Settings > General > WordPress Address (URL) 2.…
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Connecting to your store
Download the free FooEvents Check-ins app: https://www.fooevents.com/apps/ The FooEvents Check-ins app connects to your store via the REST API (primary) or WordPress XML-RPC (secondary). REST API is the preferred connection method as it is generally more stable and secure than XML-RPC. You can confirm if the REST API is accessible on your website by entering the…