I wondered if you could tell me whether it is possible to set multiple ticket prices for an event created in Amelia? In my example event, there are two prices £15 for adults, and £12 for kids. However, in the pricing options when creating an event, I am only able to enter the one price currently. Is there a workaround for this?
Alternatively, if the plugin does not allow this functionality, could you tell me how I can disable taking payments for events, so that people could view the date/information of the event, but NOT sign up for it? Please note I have a secondary page for booking, so I would not wish to turn off accepting payments site-wide, but only for events.
At the moment, different prices can't be used in Events, but our development team is working on this (adding different tickets, with different prices, for different groups). I don't have an ETA on that, but it should be implemented in about a month. When using services you can set up dummy employees and set an employee specific price for the service. That way if a customer books an appointment with employee A the price can be different than it would be if he booked with employee B
As booking is the main function of Amelia, we could only possibly hide the Book Now buttons for events so that customers could only see them and not be able to book.
You can customize the look of your booking form from the customize tab by clicking on the edit icon next to the desired section
I hope this helps, do let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with.
Thanks for this - however, is there any way to hide the "number of persons" field too? Hiding the "book this event" label is fine, but if the user can still increase the number of persons field, then they are still able to book for the event anyway, so this solution doesn't really work.
Thank you for giving me the information about the forthcoming update. It seems like my best option is just to wait for this, so hopefully this feature will be added soon. In future it would also definitely be useful for me to be able to disable online booking for certain events on my website too, if there was any way of reporting this to developers?
I can explain how to find and copy the selectors you need to use to hide something.
Right-click on the part you wish to hide and inspect the element:
Then, when you hover over the code, that section will be highlighted in the modal. Right-click on the code that highlights the entire div, and go to copy/copy selector:
Paste that selector, and add "display: none !important;", like this for example if you want to hide something
#tab-extras {
display: none !important;
}
So, now Extras field is hidden:
Certain selectors can't be combined, so if it doesn't work when you separate them with a coma, simply add another selector below }
You can leave your suggestions and notes to our developers directly on this page.
Good afternoon,
I wondered if you could tell me whether it is possible to set multiple ticket prices for an event created in Amelia? In my example event, there are two prices £15 for adults, and £12 for kids. However, in the pricing options when creating an event, I am only able to enter the one price currently. Is there a workaround for this?
Alternatively, if the plugin does not allow this functionality, could you tell me how I can disable taking payments for events, so that people could view the date/information of the event, but NOT sign up for it? Please note I have a secondary page for booking, so I would not wish to turn off accepting payments site-wide, but only for events.
Thank you in advance,
James
Hi James
Thank you for reaching out to us.
At the moment, different prices can't be used in Events, but our development team is working on this (adding different tickets, with different prices, for different groups). I don't have an ETA on that, but it should be implemented in about a month. When using services you can set up dummy employees and set an employee specific price for the service. That way if a customer books an appointment with employee A the price can be different than it would be if he booked with employee B
As booking is the main function of Amelia, we could only possibly hide the Book Now buttons for events so that customers could only see them and not be able to book.
You can customize the look of your booking form from the customize tab by clicking on the edit icon next to the desired section
I hope this helps, do let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with.
Hi Blaženka,
Thanks for this - however, is there any way to hide the "number of persons" field too? Hiding the "book this event" label is fine, but if the user can still increase the number of persons field, then they are still able to book for the event anyway, so this solution doesn't really work.
Thank you for giving me the information about the forthcoming update. It seems like my best option is just to wait for this, so hopefully this feature will be added soon. In future it would also definitely be useful for me to be able to disable online booking for certain events on my website too, if there was any way of reporting this to developers?
Hi James
This can only be done by custom CSS I'm afraid.
I can explain how to find and copy the selectors you need to use to hide something.
Right-click on the part you wish to hide and inspect the element:
Then, when you hover over the code, that section will be highlighted in the modal. Right-click on the code that highlights the entire div, and go to copy/copy selector:
Paste that selector, and add "display: none !important;", like this for example if you want to hide something
#tab-extras {
So, now Extras field is hidden:
Certain selectors can't be combined, so if it doesn't work when you separate them with a coma, simply add another selector below }
You can leave your suggestions and notes to our developers directly on this page.
When will multiple ticket prices be implemented?
Hello Elaine.
Event tickets have been implemented in v4.4 (released on 18.01.2022). You can read more about it in our documentation, under "Custom Pricing".
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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