This issue needs checking / testing.

Suspected issue of if a user makes a booking but doesn't pay right away the checkout process needs to confirm if the booking is still bookable.

e.g.

• check that the booking cut off date hasn't passed
• check that all of the spaces are not taken

If I have two different Bookings in Events Manager, can I have two different WooCommerce products, each tied to a separate booking?

If I have two Events Manager Bookings, each with a different price, there's no way to create a separate product for each.

I'm getting the following warning from teh WooCommerce plug-in:

Events Manager Booking Payments with WooCommerce | 3.6

and warnings that my current WC version (4.0) will soon be unsupported. While Events Manager Booking Payments is currently working, I"m concerned about upgrading and breaking things?

This issue is unconfirmed and needs testing but is based on theory from inspecting the database after the fact.

The booking appears to have become "disconnected" from the order during the payment process. We could see that the user account had a typo in the email address but the WooCommerce billing email address was correctly formatted (in this case @hotmsil vs. @Hotmail) so this was possibly the cause of the issue though this is unconfirmed.

The booking with the ID referenced in the order was not in the database so was possibly deleted, possibly by the customer to remove it from their basket?

I see the reference to text: “manage-booking-button:” which I assume is supposed to be an actual button?

I see “manage-booking-button:” in the full-screeen Checkout cart (/cart/) with no button. In the small Widget cart, I see both this text, and an actual button.

Currently the plugin uses the user account to link the bookings with the cart which means that users must be logged in, i.e. can't use guest checkout or guest booking.

Please use this issue to discuss alternative ways of linking the booking with the cart.