Scenario A party venue company would like to allow customers to make venue bookings through their website. The venue can be booked on specific days at two different time slots. The company also offers additional services such as party packs, entertainment, and equipment hire that are offered as upsells. When an customer purchases a ticket, […]
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By default, the FooEvents Check-ins apps update the ticket listing screen after scanning a ticket. This is to ensure that the check-in status of all attendees are updated should you have multiple entry points. If you are running an event with thousands of attendees, updating this list after each scan can take up valuable seconds and slow
FooEvents lets you display maps on your events/products using Google Maps. You can choose from two map embed methods. Choosing an embed method: Navigate to FooEvents > Settings > Integration > Google Maps Select a Maps Embed Method: Iframe – Free and does not require a Google Maps API key – recommended JavaScript – Requires
There are various settings that determine the behavior of your tickets. In this section we will outline each setting and discuss how it can be used to achieve the desired effect. Sections Ticket Settings Ticket Email Variables Global Settings Ticket Themes Settings Ticket Settings When creating an event, there are various settings that can be
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FooEvents provides various global settings that can effect the behavior of your events and tickets. You can also customize the appearance of the FooEvents Check-ins app in the plugin settings. Navigate to FooEvents > Settings in the left sidebar of your WordPress dashboard Select the relevant tab and change the settings as required Save Changes
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
In order to receive automatic updates, you will need to connect your FooEvents account and website. To do so, you will need to enter your website URL in the My Account section of the FooEvents.com website. You will then be provided with a license key which can be entered on your website in the FooEvents
The date that is displayed on a ticket is determined by the date entered in the event settings. The format of the date is determined by the WordPress date format. FooEvents currently supports the default date formats in the English version of WordPress only as well as some custom date formats. Please refer to this
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