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| =====How eventcount handles the "volunteer", "performer", "open band" Ticket Types, etc===== | =====How eventcount handles the "volunteer", "performer", "open band" Ticket Types, etc===== |
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| <text>The path to Ticket Type happiness in the Event Counts and Income helper (eventcount), is to always use "volunteer" and "performer" Ticket Types, not some combination or alternative. And use "open band" for Open Band members. If you need to have multiple distinct Ticket Types for volunteers or performers, make sure that each Type starts with "volunteer" or "performer", followed by whatever words make each Ticket Type more specific. | <text>The path to Ticket Type happiness in the Event Counts and Income helper (eventcount), is to always use "volunteer" and "performer" Ticket Types for $0 fee admissions, not some combination or alternative. And use "open band" for Open Band members. If you need to have multiple distinct Ticket Types for $0 fee volunteers or performers, make sure that each Type starts with "volunteer" or "performer", followed by whatever words make each Ticket Type more specific. If a Ticket Type has a non-0 fee, then all this is ignored even if it contains "volunteer" or "performer". |
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| All these string comparisons are case independent, so "volunteer", "VOLUNTEER", "volunteers", "VOLUNTEERS", "volunteerS", and "VOLUNTEERs" all match, etc. | All these string comparisons are case independent, so "volunteer", "VOLUNTEER", "volunteers", "VOLUNTEERS", "volunteerS", and "VOLUNTEERs" all match, etc. |
