If you have events that have too many tickets to load at once due to server limitations or restrictions (e.g. shared hosting environments), you can choose to load tickets in smaller batches. By default, all tickets will be loaded in a single request, however, you can choose the amount of tickets that should load per […]
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3.0.8 (Aug 5, 2025) Major performance improvements to tickets list Improvements to alert and loading overlay speeds Reduced the frequency at which the user is asked whether they are enjoying the app Fixed settings screen scrolling sometimes being disabled on first load 3.0.7 (Apr 14, 2025) Fixed error message when scanning a ticket from the
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Download the ‘FooEvents Check-ins’ app from either the Play Store (Android) or the App Store (iOS): http://www.fooevents.com/apps/ Enter the following details on the login screen: URL – Your website URL (e.g. https://www.YOURWEBSITE.com) Username & Password – The access details of one of your WordPress users (e.g. ‘admin’) Please Note: By default, access to the FooEvents Check-ins app
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Sorry we do not sell or provide the source code for our apps at this stage.
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You can find download links to the free FooEvents Check-ins apps for iOS and Android on our website: https://www.fooevents.com/apps/
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