FooEvents has a built-in ticket CSV import tool that can be used to import a large number of tickets for an event that has been generated in a third-party system. In order to import tickets from a different system, you will first need to export the ticket information from the other system as a CSV […]
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FooEvents has a built-in ticket CSV import tool that can be used to import a large number of tickets for an event. It can also be used to migrate ticket data from a third-party system into FooEvents. To import tickets, you will first need to install the FooEvents plugin and create an event. Sections Summary
FooEvents POS does not specifically integrate with any third-party WordPress and WooCommerce plugins such as WooCommerce Product Bundles and WooCommerce Min/Max Orders although we would like to add support for them in the future. Certain third-party plugins might still work depending on the functionality they perform, however, we can’t make any guarantees. FooEvents for WooCommerce, however,
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If the booking slot or seating information that was selected on the event page does not carry over correctly to the checkout page, then this could be caused by a conflict or setting in your theme or another third-party plugin. If you are using the Flatsome theme you will have to disable the “Floating field labels”
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While FooEvents works perfectly with the majority of third-party WordPress and WooCommerce plugins, there are certain plugins that we are aware of that unfortunately conflict with FooEvents or affect the proper running of your website. If your site uses any of the plugins on this list, we recommend that you find an alternative solution if
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