You might be receiving an error message because the FooEvents plugin was partially uploaded or uploaded more than once to your server which is causing a folder naming or permissions issue. Browse to “Plugins” in your WordPress Admin Area and delete all versions of the FooEvents plugin completely (don’t simply deactivate it). Then upload and […]
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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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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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The first step is to ensure that you have updated all your FooEvents plugins to the latest versions on your website. If you’ve updated the plugins and still don’t see the barcode/QR code, logo or other images in your tickets, then you might need to update the ticket theme(s) as well. Since releasing version 1.8.0
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” will have access to all the FooEvents features. If you require an additional WordPress user role to have access to specific FooEvents features, you will need to assign capabilities
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