Tickets can be set to automatically expire on a fixed date or after a specific amount of time has elapsed since the ticket was purchased which is useful for many different scenarios. Go to Products > Add/Edit Product in the main menu Go to the Product Data tabs and select ‘Event Expiration’ Under the Ticket Expiration settings, select the Expiration type Using …
Visit the Bookings Expiration section if you would like to find out how to expire bookings Events can be set to automatically expire on a specified date which saves a lot of time and effort, especially if you manage multiple events. There are two different options for expiring an event on a specified date: Ticket …
Yes. FooEvents has built-in functionality that allows you to expire tickets based on a specified date or the elapsed time since the ticket was purchased (Minutes/Hours/Days/Weeks/Months/Years). Visit the Ticket Expiration topic for further details
WordPress and WooCommerce doesn’t have built-in functionality to expire posts or products (i.e. events) automatically but fortunately FooEvents adds functionality that allows you to expire an event based on a specified date. When the event expires you have the option to automatically disable ticket sales or completely hide them on your website and calendar. Visit …
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