Multiple Tickets for Events

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  • January 28, 2014 at 5:18 pm #9254 Reply

    We have events set up that need to print labels. When a user RSVP’s with multiple tickets we need to grab the additional ticket holder name and email address. Can this be done and the information accessed or downloaded to create name tag labels?

    Thanks,
    Linda Rawson

    Linda Rawson
    January 28, 2014 at 11:45 pm #9259 Reply

    Hi Linda,

    Currently only booking custom fields can be added. However, a feature in delopment (which may still be 1-2 months away) is to support attendee custom fields. These are a collection of form fields which are duplicated depending on the number of tickets being purchased, allowing, for example a name and e-mail address to be supplied for each ticket. As you can currently do with bookings and booking custom fields you will be able to download attendee (or ticket) custom fields along with the tickets. But currently, only booking custom fields can be added.

    Stephen Harris
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