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The situation: we have events that contain two prices and have minimum spaces and maximum spaces both set to 1.
EVENT SETTINGS
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price: 222||333
min seats: 1||1
max seats: 1||1
enable registration for this event: true
only take attendance for this event: true
——————————————–The booking form insists that we include Seats{1} and Seats{2}.
This produces the following HTML:
<input type=”hidden” name=”bookings[17][bookedSeats1]” value=”1″>
<input type=”hidden” name=”bookings[17][bookedSeats2]” value=”1″>As a result, a registration is made for a seat at both prices, the booking table records two bookings, and the person is billed for both seats.
This is logical: you’re requiring a minimal *and* max of 1 for each type of seats. So there’s no other option than that both seat types are set to 1.
If you just want a minimum of 1 for both types together, set the min and max to just 1 (and not multiprice 1||1).Thanks for explaining the logic, it makes sense now.
The issue that I’m trying to deal with is this: we have a registration form and we want to register one seat per booking. We also want to advertise two prices. We do not want the user to choose a price option as we determine which price will be charged. Perhaps this is a job for the filters.
2 prices but you don’t want to ask info? Then I think you’ll need to take a look at code-based discounts indeed.
I’ll look at that more closely. We’ll follow up with our client to see if their pricing works with a discount.
thank you
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