[wp-meta] [Making WordPress.org] #593: WCSF ticketing test

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#593: WCSF ticketing test
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  Reporter:  jenmylo  |      Owner:
      Type:  task     |     Status:  new
  Priority:  normal   |  Component:  wordcamp.org
Resolution:           |   Keywords:  reporter-feedback
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Comment (by Gwendydd):

 Replying to [comment:12 iandunn]:
 > Replying to [comment:11 Gwendydd]:
 > > However, at the end of the ticket confirmation process, it didn't
 really feel very "done"  [...] It would feel more complete if it took you
 to a new page saying, "yay, you're done" or at least disabled all of the
 form fields so it didn't seem like I could still fill it in again.
 >
 > It intentionally allows you to make changes any time before the event,
 in case you change your mind and want a different size t-shirt, different
 meal preference, etc; or if the ticket changes hands and the new owner
 needs to change all the info.
 >
 > I don't think we'd want to disable that, but maybe there's another way
 to improve it? We could redirect them to a new page, and then just give
 them a link to edit the form again if they want.
 I agree - we don't want to disable the ability to keep editing, but we do
 need to find a way to make it clear that the changes you just made have
 been saved.

 >
 > If we do that, though, then the user might not feel as confident that
 the data was saved correctly, since they can't see it anymore, and there's
 an extra click if they want to make another change. But it's entirely
 possible that I'm the only one who's anal-retentive enough to double check
 that values were saved correctly when entering forms :)
 Nope, you aren't the only person who's that anal-retentive.  :)  I think
 it would be best to redirect to a new page that says, "yay, you confirmed
 your ticket, here's the information you provided on the form.  If you want
 to change it, go here or follow the link in your email."

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