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Is it possible, once you have the PRO and Eventbrite plugin running to have a simple “offline payment option” for some events? The people I’m dealing with run their ticket sales through Eventbrite, but they also hire out their venue to others (and advertise their events on the site) and some of them are ‘cash on the door’. Using Pro and Eventbrite doesn’t give you the option to have the cost show up on the listing as it does without the Eventbrite plugin running without a Paypal email address. Is this possible at all?
Hi there, Mark! Thanks for getting in touch and welcome to the forums, 🙂
The short answer is that I have not seen an offline payment option with a The Events Calendar PRO + Eventbrite Tickets + Eventbrite combo.
The reason is that Eventbrite doesn’t offer it. Our Eventbrite Tickets add-on integrates with the Eventbrite as far as event and ticket creation goes, but Eventbrite handles the checkout and transaction process from there. That’s a great feature idea, but it would ultimately have to come on the Eventbrite side of things.
Does this help answer your question? Please let me know and thanks again for reaching out.
Cheers!
GeoffP.S. I’m going to move this thread to the Eventbrite category since it was filed under EDD Tickets. 🙂
Hi Geoff
Are there any solutions for this? In the other thread, someone had posted a solution, but the links were dead. I just need an option for Eventbrite ticket sales and cash on the door.
Hey there, Mark. Shoot, sorry, there unfortunately are no solutions on our end when it comes to the Eventbrite integration.
I saw the thread you’re referring to and that was specific to the WooTickets add-on. The links being shared were screenshots to confirm a configuration in WooCommerce and the recommendation was to contact WooCommerce support for more guidance.
I hope this helps clarify things a bit further! Sorry I don’t have a concrete solution to offer here, but I hope it does at least answer your question.
Cheers!
GeoffI’ve installed the WooCommerce tickets plugin and added a cash on the door ticket, but it’s still not showing up in the price box in the main loop as the Eventbrite ticket prices do.
Hi Mark, thanks for following up!
Neither plugin will display the ticket prices in the main blog loop, unless the main blog loop has been customized to do that. For example, you can add tribe_get_cost() to your blog template’s loop output the cost of the event.
I hope this helps!
Cheers,
GeoffI have
<?php if ( tribe_get_cost() ) : ?>
<div class=”tribe-events-event-cost”>
<span><?php echo tribe_get_cost( null, true ); ?></span>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
in the loop, the WooCommerce prices don’t show up, but the Eventbrite ones doHi there, Mark!
Try adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file. I was able to use it and display ticket prices in the List View when adding it.
Give that a shot and let me know what you find. 🙂
Cheers!
GeoffI’ve done that, but Wootickets is only showing ticket prices for none recurring events. Many of the venue’s clients are recurring hirers and will want the ticket price against each of the events on the calendar. Is there any way to do that?
Hi there, Mark!
Outside of the options I’ve already shared, I’m not aware of any other way to do this right out of the box. It might be possible to accomplish it with some additional custom development, but that’s beyond what we can support here in the forums.
However, I have tried that snippet in my local installation and created a recurring event and the price does display for me in List View after adding a ticket via WooTickets. Here’s a screenshot of my event settings and one of the event after publishing in case that helps recreate the scenario.
Cheers!
GeoffIt looks like the version of ECP I was using was out of date. Once I’d updated, the recurring tickets showed up perfectly. Thanks for your help (and patience).
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