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I am creating a ticket using the event calendar (https://theeventscalendar.com/). I’m in trouble when I buy this ticket because it creates a ticket for both the parent order and the sub-order.
Is it possible to prevent two tickets from being created for one order, such as by disabling the parent order? -
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He advised me that I could control the creation of tickets in the following ways.
Is there anything else I need other than this information?
add_filter( ‘get_post_metadata’, function($metadata, $post_id, $meta_key, $single){
if( $meta_key !== ‘_tribe_has_tickets’ ) {
return $metadata;
}// This variable would determine if the order is the actual order,
// or the “extra” order created by the other plugin.
// “my_custom_function()” is just a placeholder here.
// You would need to ask the other plugin developers how to check this.
$is_order_secondary = my_custom_function( $post_id );if( $is_order_secondary ) {
// Returning true here should prevent the attendee from being generated.
return true;
}// Otherwise, return original
return $metadata;}, 100, 4 );
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Since the plugin that links with Woocommerce is charged, we will attach the access information to the development environment separately from the plugin link.
You can edit this development environment.the actions for generating attendees and for sending the ticket emails are set up in the following file: event-tickets-plus/src/Tribe/Commerce/WooCommerce/Main.php
Thank you
Below is the site information and the ticket plugin link.
【ticket plugin】
https：//wordpress.org/plugins/event-tickets/ -
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I have received additional information from the plugin author and I will share it.
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events hook into the “woocommerce_order_status_changed” action.
If you look at the “generate_tickets()” method, it contains multiple filters that could be hooked into. Also, check out the following two variables inside this method:
$already_generated
$already_dispatched
These control whether the attendee will get generated and ticket sent out. They are checking post meta attached to the order id. You may be able to hook into the “get_post_metadata” filter to control the returned values.
You would need to probably add some logic that is able to associate the two separate order IDs that your plugin is creating.
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We received the following answers from the creator of the plugin.
Apologies, but I’m not sure I understand your questions.
WooCommerce orders contain a list of the products in the order. You can get the products in an order with the following:
$order = wc_get_order( $order_id );
$items = $order->get_items();The plugins we are discussing are WooCommerce, Event Tickets and Event Tickets Plus.
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Hi,
Please add this code in the function.php of the current active theme and test your site:
add_action( 'tribe_tickets_plus_woo_before_generate_tickets', 'wcmp_order_test', 10, 1); function wcmp_order_test($order_id){ if($order_id){ $parent_order = wp_get_post_parent_id($order_id); if( $parent_order ){ return false; } } }CopyRegards,
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