list-widget ..sold out / on sale

[John Paul]

https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/adding-sold-out-notices-in-list-view/

Hi,, a few days ago I successfully created “sold out” and “On sale” notices in the list view.

I have now tried to do the same for the widget view and am struggling.

I created a directory wp-content/themes/my-child-theme/widgets/list-widget.php

and copied the code from the link above into the list-widget.php file now in my child theme. But I do not see any sold out or on sales notices. Here is the code in the file

}

// Retrieves the posts used in the List Widget loop.
$posts = tribe_get_list_widget_events();

// The URL for this widget’s “View More” link.
$link_to_all = tribe_events_get_list_widget_view_all_link( $instance );

// Check if any posts were found.
if ( isset( $posts ) && $posts ) :

foreach ( $posts as $post ) :
setup_postdata( $post );
do_action( ‘tribe_events_widget_list_inside_before_loop’ ); ?>

<!– Event –>
<div class=”<?php tribe_events_event_classes() ?>”>
<?php tribe_get_template_part( ‘pro/widgets/modules/single-event’, null, $instance ) ?>
</div><!– .hentry .vevent –>

<?php do_action( ‘tribe_events_widget_list_inside_after_loop’ ) ?>

<?php endforeach ?>

<p class=”tribe-events-widget-link”>
” rel=”bookmark”>
<?php _e( ‘View More…’, ‘tribe-events-calendar-pro’ ) ?>

<?php if ( tribe_events_has_soldout() ): ?>
<span class=”tickets-sold-out”>
Sold out!
</span>
<?php elseif ( tribe_events_has_tickets() ): ?>
<span class=”tickets-in-stock”>
On sale!
</span>
<?php endif ?
</p>

<?php
// No Events were found.
else:
?>
<p><?php printf( __( ‘There are no upcoming %s at this time.’, ‘tribe-events-calendar’ ), strtolower( tribe_get_event_label_plural() ) ); ?></p>
<?php
endif;

// Cleanup. Do not remove this.
wp_reset_postdata();

perhaps I am putting the new code in the wrong place??? can you advise….

[Brian]

Hi,

Thanks for using our plugins.

I can help out here.

Since you are using Pro you want to move and edit this file instead:

events-calendar-pro\src\views\pro\widgets\modules\single-event.php

As that file replaces the core list widget display.

I tried in that file myself with this coding and got it to work:

<p>
<?php if ( tribe_events_has_soldout() ): ?>
<span class='tickets-sold-out'>
Sold out!
</span>
<?php elseif ( tribe_events_has_tickets() ): ?>
<span class='tickets-in-stock'>
On sale!
</span>
<?php endif; ?>
</p>

Let me know how that works out for you.

Cheers

[John Paul]

thanks Brian, I will give this a try…I want to be able to then do the single post view as well, so as I am using pro..which file should I target?

[Brian]

Hi,

The single event template is still controlled by core in this file:

the-events-calendar\src\views\single-event.php

Also look in the modules directory there for different parts of the single event template to find the one you would like to add the message too.

Thanks

[John Paul]

thanks , for the widget and single event views, does it matter what directory structure I use in my child theme? or could I just put the new files directly under …/child-theme/tribe-events/

[John Paul]

sorry to be a pain…just to be clear , when I open an event I get a view where the below the venue details there is the heading “Tickets” . I want to be able to put the number of tickets left for sale to the right of this heading and to say “sold out” if true. Which file do I target to do this?? as I guess Wooticket is not part of the core

[Brian]

Hi,

The directory structure needs to be the same as in the plugin itself. Instead of /views/ being the base /tribe-events/ replaces views and is the base directory.

This is the function that shows the title in the single template:

<?php the_title( '<h2 class="tribe-events-single-event-title summary entry-title">', '</h2>' ); ?>

The list view single event title is this:

<?php the_title() ?>

You may have to play around with it to get it to display how you like, but this is about as much as I can help on a customization.

Cheers.

[Author]

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