Make it possible to add the WooCommerce Product featured image from within the ticket meta-block in the event. I would be perfectly happy with either of three solutions:
1 reusing the header image
2 reusing the featured image of the event
3 selecting a separate image for just this reason.

But can understand if option 1 might conflict with how the image might be used otherwise and option 2 might conflict with the fact that the ticket is stored basically separate from the event, so perhaps option 3 should be it and will save me a lot of time anyway. Perhaps there can even be an option or setting allowing control over which of the above
3 options needs to be used.

At the moment there are just two reasons at this time to enter the woocommerce product:
1. selecting the featured image
2. adding a sales-price if the ticket is on sale

Since event tickets plus doesn't add a featured image, the first reason forces me to enter the WooCommerce product for every new ticket and costing me a lot of time and attention. Please solve it in the plugin!

Not adding a featured image is a problem because a thumbnail of the image is normally shown on several places, the most visible of which is the order list in the cart that now defaults to a cross to indicate that the image isn't found.

I know there is a bit of an overlap with an earlier idea, but that one was limited to only one solution. This just addresses the basic need. Please give me an automatically filled featured image in the ticket product!

It would be good to be able to have the special information you can add to each ticket monetised. So for instance we sell tickets in a brewery for a special steak night. We would like to be able to have the option on the same ticket to select with drinks or without drinks but the option for with drinks to add £5 on to the ticket price. This way we can sell a smaller array of tickets, which helps out capacity management, but with options that are either non monetised or that can be used as upgrades to that ticket.
Say like entrance to a brewery tour with or without a T-shirt (add £5). This could all be done on one ticket and make it all very simple.

In the file `/event-tickets/src/Tribe/Attendees_Table.php` on line 805 there is a filter of `tribe_tickets_search_attendees_by` which allows adding additional searchable fields for attendees. If you can add one more additional filter for the `$items` then we would be able to search by any custom meta data that applies to that attendee.

Here is an example:

New Filter that would go on line 806 (or before the other filter, doesn't really matter)
```
$items = apply_filters( 'tribe_tickets_search_attendees', $items, $search );
```

Then in my functions.php I have:
```
/**
* Add ticket ID as searchable
*/
add_filter('tribe_tickets_search_attendees_by', function ($search_keys) {
$search_keys[] = 'ticket_id';
$search_keys[] = 'w_attendee_first_name';
$search_keys[] = 'w_attendee_last_name';

return $search_keys;
}, 999, 1);

/**
* Add contact info to items array
*/
add_filter('tribe_tickets_search_attendees', function ($items) {
foreach ($items as &$item) {
// check if the item contains the "contacts" attendee meta key
if (($item['attendee_meta']['contacts'] ?? false)) {
// make sure the value is a valid id
$id = (abs(filter_var($item['attendee_meta']['contacts']['value'], FILTER_VALIDATE_INT)));
if ($id > 0) {
// load the contact
$contact = new \WTBA\Model\Contact(get_user_by('id', $item['attendee_meta']['contacts']['value']));

// add the new data items to the existing item so they can be searched upon
if ($contact) {
$item['w_attendee_first_name'] = $contact->user->first_name;
$item['w_attendee_last_name'] = $contact->user->last_name;
}
}
}
}

return $items;
}, 999, 1);

```

This can provide pretty powerful functionality with next to no dev time.

The list of user submitted events (example.com/events/community/list) is currently sorted in descending order, meaning events starting in two weeks are listed first, events starting in one week listed below.
This is because this view is considered as an admin-like page (as I can administer my submitted events here), and in the admin it is in descending order by default.

But if this view is considered as an admin-like page, then it should have "admin-like" features. One would be to change order by clicking a column header, as it's possible in the backend ("Status", "Title", "Organizer", "Venue", ... and, especially, "Start Date" and "End Date"). Otherwise that's neither one thing (admin-like page) nor the other (useful list).

This is taken from: https://support.theeventscalendar.com/ticket_85917YU10fk2vmth

Since UserVoice's search capabilities are limited, I couldn't find an existing proposal similar to this.