Does EB Tickets use tribe_get_ticket_form() function to output ticket?

[Q]

If yes, please explain how – if not – why not? the function seems to be placed there for this use – please show how I can filter this to wrap the ticket in a certain div ID – for example:

Thanks!

[Q]

posting removed my code – I’ll try with tags..

[Q]

bit crap not to be able to post code snippets to a forum about code – http://pastebin.com/7YrNZVCk

[Barry]

Yep, we’re definitely aware of that and are hoping to improve things in that regard soon. In the meantime, please continue to use services like Pastebin and Gist as you have just done.

If yes, please explain how – if not – why not?

Yes it does, it simply uses WordPress filters to allow other plugins (such as Eventbrite) to control or add to the output.

[Barry]

Some example code: http://pastebin.com/6s2jZc2y

[Q]

Thanks Barry – that’s basically what I had except you removed the first check if tribe_get_ticket_form() returned anything – either way, thanks

[Barry]

Yeah so I actually removed that extra tribe_get_ticket_form() because it’s superfluous, I’d regard it as a bug (and I’ve logged it as such – so thanks for bringing it to our attention).

The reason your code didn’t work initially was because as soon as tribe_get_ticket_form() was evaluated it was also printing out the Eventbrite form, so the second call didn’t actually do anything.

So that’s all a bit confusing and again I have logged this as a bug, hopefully it can be revised in a future version and made a little clearer. For the time being it sounds like you’re on track with this one though 🙂

[Q]

thanks – good work..

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