Manually Create an Event Ticket
Create tickets from the WordPress dashboard
- Go to FooEvents > Tickets in the main menu
- Click on the “Add New” button, which you will find under “Tickets”
- Select the event name for the specified event
- Fill out the rest of the ticket form and click the “Publish” button to create the new ticket. A corresponding order in WooCommerce will automatically be generated. By default, WooCommerce will send the customer a new order email. However, you can disable this for manually created tickets by going to FooEvents > Settings > General and enabling the Disable completed order email notification option.
Please Note: Tickets are NOT automatically sent out after creating the ticket. If you would like to email the ticket to the attendee, click on the “Resend” button on the ticket information screen.
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