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7 years 4 months ago #91325 by Dirk
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Hi,
I would like to set up the following event ticket pricing structure and can not find the options to do so:

1. Standard: 95 EUR
2. Couple: 170 EUR
3. Kids from 0-13: 0 EUR
4. Discounted people: 70 EUR

For all four prices there shall be an early bird price of:
1. Standard: 85 EUR
2. Couple: 150 EUR
3. Kids from 0-13: 0 EUR
4. Discounted people: 70 EUR

Is this possible?
I do not want people to get a member on our site to get the discounted price. It is like a second price which people can select.
Thanks.
Dirk

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7 years 4 months ago #91368 by Tuan Pham Ngoc
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Hello Dirk

You can setup different pricing options for the event using custom fee fields feature, just create a custom fee field to allow choosing registrant type and charge them the corresponding fee. See eventbookingdoc.joomservices.com/basic-s...wn-custom-field-type

However, there is no option to setup early bird discount you described. The extension support early birth discount , but it must be same discount amount for each ticket type

So for now, I guess you will have to setup the early bird price for each option. And then later, change it to real price (after early birth date)

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Tuan

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7 years 4 months ago #91397 by Dirk
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Ok.

Maybe you can add a feature in the future so custom price field have an additional price field for early birrds option.
Thanks.

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7 years 4 months ago #91441 by James Riley
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What I've done in the past is create a custom field with both the early-bird and regular rates, and trust that the user will choose the correct one. I don't set a default value, or if I do, I go back and change it manually to the standard rate after the e-b discount date has passed.
eg.
Adult — early-bird (until Dec 15) — $65
Child — early-bird (until Dec 15) — $55
Adult — after Dec 15 — $85
Child — after Dec 15 — $65

I have also used the nth-child CSS selector to set specific checkboxes / radio buttons / etc. to {display:none;} and the label to {color:CCC;}, which makes the item unselectable in modern browsers plus look unavailable due to the grayed-out text. Again, this is manual, and it will not work on browsers that don't support newer CSS commands.

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7 years 4 months ago #91542 by Joseph Sound
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I have a similar question regarding different pricing for one event. I've setup registrations for courses and the price for one course depends on their joomla group. I see that we can set discounts, but I set it only once. My users are required to register first and they select their group. For example:
1 course
$100 for non-employee
$50 for contractors
$25 for employees
I've set $100 as the default and in the discount section, I setup $50 for contractors. I am, however, unable to set another discount for the employees.

Any suggestions? Looking forward to your response.

Thanks,
Joe

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7 years 4 months ago - 7 years 4 months ago #91543 by James Riley
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@Joseph: You can select multiple groups (click the first group, then CTRL-click additional groups), and then enter in multiple discounts with the values separated by a comma



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7 years 4 months ago #91544 by Joseph Sound
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Thanks James! One question, when I'm adding the discounts separated by commas, how does it know what group to apply it to?

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7 years 4 months ago - 7 years 4 months ago #91551 by James Riley
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I've never actually done it myself :whistle: ...
--- 5 minutes later ---
Okay, so I did some testing and playing. It looks like the order is the same as the group list appears (not the clicked order). So for my example image above, I would order my values as [Administrator_Developer discount],[Registered discount] (eg. "40,15") regardless of the order that I selected them in.

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7 years 4 months ago - 7 years 4 months ago #91553 by James Riley
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It should be noted that the Early-bird discount (and I'm assuming the Late-fee too) still applies, and it is applied AFTER the discount is taken.
Example:
  • Event Price: $100
  • Registered User Discount: 75%
  • Early-Bird Discount: $10
  • Final Cost: $100 - (75% of $100 = $75) = $25; $25 - $10 = $15
  • ... and not: $100 - $10 = $90; $90 - (75% of $90 = $67.50) = $22.50

This wouldn't really make a difference for $-based discounts, but certainly does for %-based discounts!

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