Answers.Body: <p>You'll want to make the price set required, which will mean they have to select an option before they can continue.</p>
  
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Answers.Text: Thanks Jenni - I came to that a few minutes after posting - we've got an event where we're selling both tickets and tables and sponsorships - I've split them out to two "events" - one for the people and one for the sponsors/table buyers (we didn't want to make the sponsors or table purchasers to also have to buy a single ticket).
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Body: <p>We're using a CiviRule to send tickets out to everyone with Status Registered (so if someone says pay later, they don't get their tickets until they pay) but when we're testing I can not select a ticket type and still get a ticket by email. We will also have some free tickets through CiviDiscount, so adding a minimum payment doesn't work.</p>
  
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Title: For an event, I'm using a price set - how do I check that everyone has selected some ticket type before they are status "registered"?
ThreadText: # For an event, I'm using a price set - how do I check that everyone has selected some ticket type before they are status "registered"?
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2023-03-07)
  
  We're using a CiviRule to send tickets out to everyone with Status Registered (so if someone says pay later, they don't get their tickets until they pay) but when we're testing I can not select a ticket type and still get a ticket by email. We will also have some free tickets through CiviDiscount, so adding a minimum payment doesn't work.
  
  **Tags:** civievent, price-sets
  
  
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  ### Answer by username_1 on 2023-03-07. Score: 1 | Accepted answer
  
  You'll want to make the price set required, which will mean they have to select an option before they can continue.
  
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  > **username_0**: Thanks Jenni - I came to that a few minutes after posting - we've got an event where we're selling both tickets and tables and sponsorships - I've split them out to two "events" - one for the people and one for the sponsors/table buyers (we didn't want to make the sponsors or table purchasers to also have to buy a single ticket).  
  
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