Tickets will have one of the following ticket statuses: Not checked in Checked in Canceled Unpaid You can change an attendee’s ticket status in various ways. Sections Edit the ticket to change the check-in status FooEvents Check-ins apps FooEvents Express Check-in Edit the ticket to change the check-in status You can check someone in by […]
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Visit the Ticket Scanning section to see how barcodes can be scanned Visit the Ticket QR codes section to find out how to use QR codes instead of 1D barcodes A barcode is a machine-readable code in the form of numbers and a pattern of parallel lines of varying widths, printed on a commodity and
FooEvents makes extensive use of the built-in WordPress user role and capability functionality to ensure better privacy. By default, only users with the role of “Administrator” in WordPress will have access to all the FooEvents features. If you require an additional role to have access to specific FooEvents features, you will need to assign capabilities to this role using a
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When checking in large numbers of attendees at an event, every second counts. This doc provides various recommendations that will help speed up your check-in process and ensure that you crush your next event. Configure the FooEvents Check-ins Apps for faster check-ins By default, the FooEvents Check-ins app updates the ticket listing screen after scanning a ticket.
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Visit our Use Case section for detailed event setup examples FooEvents enhances standard WooCommerce products and adds various meta so they can act as events. Customers can then purchase tickets which gives them access to the event. In order to create an event, you simply create a WooCommerce product, enable the event functionality and complete
The free FooEvents Check-ins app gives you the tools to manage access to your events, venues and other services like a pro! The app is available for both iOS and Android. Please note: We do not sell or provide the source code for our mobile apps. Download the FooEvents Check-ins app (iOS and Android) Visit
Yes, FooEvents supports WP Engine hosting. If you do experience any issues such as a CSV file that does not contain any attendee information or the inability to view a specific event’s tickets in the FooEvents Check-ins app, add the following code to your wp-config.php file: define( ‘WPE_GOVERNOR’, false );
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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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Sorry we do not sell or provide the source code for our apps at this stage.
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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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