Corey McKrill

This is actually intentional, only the post title, content, and excerpt are saved in an update currently. This follows the same pattern as Core uses for autosaves and revisions (because...

Maybe something like this in our custom sidebar? 

Hey @JustinSainton! Honestly, I don't think post meta revisions are in-scope for this project. It's relying as heavily as possible on existing Core infrastructure, and adding in a feature like...

@StevenDufresne It's not a high priority right now, so I've just been squeezing it in when I have time. I do think there's quite a bit to think through for...

I think it would make sense to limit the import to previous camps from the same city.

I tried to implement something like this for the sessions block a while back and ran into some issues. I don't remember them all, but I recall that one complication...

@EliW thanks for pinging. This issue was discussed in our bug scrub chat today: https://wordpress.slack.com/archives/C08M59V3P/p1566494342140000 Both changes seem worth doing, although we will need to test to make sure there...

@tomjn CampTix predates me by a lot, so I don't really know the reasoning behind limiting the shortcode to pages, but here's my take: The way it's set up, the...

@travispflanz Thanks for the report. I think you're right that this is probably a bug, because it seems unlikely that the intention was for a coupon code to apply to...

Here's a technical detail to take into account. When a ticket transaction occurs, with or without a coupon code, an Attendee post is created in the database. Two of the...