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Use of 'weight' in Ticket types
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2 years 8 months ago #153215
by David Unwin
Use of 'weight' in Ticket types was created by David Unwin
I could not find anything in the documentation on the 'weight' option in documentation on Ticket types (
eventbookingdoc.joomservices.com/plugins/ticket-types
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I just want to check I understand how it works.
I have an event which say has 6 places. I want peple to be able to book between 1 and 6 places (so the final option allows someone to book out all the tickets on the event (if the no of registrants is 0 when they book).
Reading through the forum posts I found one topic that said setting Weight to '0' would have no effect on capacity and that '1'' (default) would reduce capacity by 1, so does that mean if set weight to '2' it reduces capacity by 2 and seting to 3 by 3 etc.
2 Questions
1)So would my setting in the screenshot below work. setting capacity to 1 on ech ticket type and setting weight to between 1 & 6 on the ticket types.?
2) if 2 places are already taken on the event, does that mean a ticket with weight of 5 or 6 not be able to be booked as that would put capacity above 6?
I just want to check I understand how it works.
I have an event which say has 6 places. I want peple to be able to book between 1 and 6 places (so the final option allows someone to book out all the tickets on the event (if the no of registrants is 0 when they book).
Reading through the forum posts I found one topic that said setting Weight to '0' would have no effect on capacity and that '1'' (default) would reduce capacity by 1, so does that mean if set weight to '2' it reduces capacity by 2 and seting to 3 by 3 etc.
2 Questions
1)So would my setting in the screenshot below work. setting capacity to 1 on ech ticket type and setting weight to between 1 & 6 on the ticket types.?
2) if 2 places are already taken on the event, does that mean a ticket with weight of 5 or 6 not be able to be booked as that would put capacity above 6?
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2 years 8 months ago #153223
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Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic Use of 'weight' in Ticket types
Hello David
Normally, each ticket has weight default to 1, mean if you purchase 1 ticket, it equal registering for 1 registrant
If you set weight of certain ticket type to 2, then choose to register for 3 tickets of that ticket types, then the number registrants for that registration will be counted = 2*3 = 6. And so on
That is the meaning of Ticket Type Weight. You can try to register yourself, then check Number Registrants counted for that registration to understand how it works better if needed
Tuan
Normally, each ticket has weight default to 1, mean if you purchase 1 ticket, it equal registering for 1 registrant
If you set weight of certain ticket type to 2, then choose to register for 3 tickets of that ticket types, then the number registrants for that registration will be counted = 2*3 = 6. And so on
That is the meaning of Ticket Type Weight. You can try to register yourself, then check Number Registrants counted for that registration to understand how it works better if needed
Tuan
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2 years 8 months ago #153233
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Replied by David Unwin on topic Use of 'weight' in Ticket types
Thanks Tuan, It is clear now.
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2 years 8 months ago #153234
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Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic Use of 'weight' in Ticket types
Great. Happy to hear that.
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