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Is there an easy way for me to change Event Espresso so that it doesn’t mark “pending” orders as an attendee to an event? We expect a number of people will opt to send an invoice, but a few won’t actually do it. So I don’t want to reserve a spot for them.
Apparently downloading the invoice sets payment status to pending and counts them as attending (taking a place from someone who might want to pay online).
Any way to fix this? Maybe even remove the pending status completely?
I would suggest modifying the invoice template code so that it doesn’t run the code that updates the payment status when the invoice is downloaded.
You can find it in the gateways/invoice/template.php starting on line 64 of the current version of Event Espresso. If you comment it out like this, the code will not run:
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