Just want to display the WooCommerce Product

[Matt]

All I want to do is link to the WooCommerce product and not the event ticket order form. I found here to place code into my functions.php page but it did not work.

Very frustrated with the lack of control of this product. Guess I should have asked more questions before I gave my money away.

[Matt]

This is a thread that allows the shop page to be displayed, but it doesn’t go

https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/can-tickets-be-viewable-through-woocommerce-shop-as-well-as-event-page/the actual product page.

[Geoff]

Hi Matt,

Sorry for the frustration here!

You can disable the ticket form from appearing by adding this to your theme’s style.css file:

.single-tribe_events #tribe-events-content form.cart {
display: none;
}

That will hide the ticket form while keeping all the other functionality of the plugin in tact.

Will this do the trick for you? Please let me know.

Cheers!
Geoff

[Matt]

I don’t think we are on the same page.

I just want the customer to see a “product” like any other product. Not the +/- add to cart uneditable, non-short code view that I am currently stuck with.

I don’t want this…
http://1b3.475.myftpupload.com/tickets/

I do want this but I want it to be an Event Ticket Pro…
http://1b3.475.myftpupload.com/product/ticket-for-sale/

[Geoff]

Thanks for clarifying, Matt!

I’m afraid that the form for adding tickets to the cart is the primary feature of Event Tickets Plus and disabling it in place of the product is something the plugin doesn’t currently support.

You could use the snippet I provided to hide the ticket form and then link to the product page for a ticket manually in the event description. Otherwise, however, I’m sorry to say that is as close as it gets.

Sorry for the bad news, but does this at least help answer your question?

Thanks,
Geoff

[Matt]

But when I try to use the link to go to the product page, it just redirects back to the form.

Also, it should be noted that the above code does not hide anything for me.

It should also be clarified that I am doing this in a “page” not via the events calendar. Would it help if it was an event?

And, if I can’t get accomplished what I’m trying to do here. Is there a way to use the ticket form on a 100% width page but add left and right padding to the ticket layout only? Once again, no shortcodes or link to the product makes this VERY frustrating to customize.

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Matt.
• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Matt.

[Geoff]

Hi Matt, thanks for following up!

But when I try to use the link to go to the product page, it just redirects back to the form.

Are you able to share a link with me so I can take a look? I would also check to make sure the ticket in question is not hidden in the product catalog, which you can do by heading to Products from the WordPress dashboard, selecting the ticket, then changing the visibility settings for the ticket (screenshot).

Also, it should be noted that the above code does not hide anything for me.

It should also be clarified that I am doing this in a “page” not via the events calendar. Would it help if it was an event?

Yes, that would certainly be helpful to know for sure. You can take out the calendar-related part of the snippet and it will hide the form:

form.cart {
display: none;
}

That will remove the form globally. If you want to target just a particular page or post, you can add those CSS rules to the snippet.

Cheers,
Geoff

[Matt]

Here is a link. Let me know if you need access.

https://texasriverfest.com/tickets/

I don’t even know if we are talking about the same thing anymore to be honest.

[Geoff]

Hi Matt,

This will hide the cart from that specific page:

#post-3813 form.cart {
display: none;
}

I don’t even know if we are talking about the same thing anymore to be honest.

I’m happy to help clarify anything you need. This was your original thread:

All I want to do is link to the WooCommerce product and not the event ticket order form.

You can use the CSS I provided to have the ticket order form. Then, you can link directly to the product page for your tickets in the page content. Each ticket is a registered product in WooCommerce and, as such, as a URL that can be linked to.

Cheers!
Geoff

[Support Droid]

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