[Arthur Zetes]

Thanks! This fixed it.

As far as the themer’s guide documentation, I read it. I got stuck on how to name the folders.

The part that confused me in the documentation was this:

Create a new folder inside /tribe-events for specific premium addons:
Community Events: /tribe-events/community/
Events Calendar Pro: /tribe-events/pro/
Event Tickets: /tribe-events/tickets/
Filter Bar: /tribe-events/filter-bar

so, if you guys listed the folder names for each addon, or if you mention to “use the name of the folder in the src/views/ directory” that would make it clearer.

thanks!

[Arthur Zetes]

Hey patricia, thanks for your help.

I adjusted the code and added it to “/themes/(my theme’s name)/tribe-events”

so the address now is “themes/(my theme’s name)/tribe-events/address.php”

but it doesn’t seem to make any changes. what do you think the issue could be?

This is the code i adjusted below

<span class="tribe-postal-code"></span>



&lt;abbr class=&quot;tribe-region tribe-events-abbr&quot; title=&quot;"&gt;</abbr>




    <br>

<span class="tribe-locality"></span>

    <br>





<span class="tribe-country-name"></span>

[Arthur Zetes]

Hey Guys.

I followed your advice about downloading and testing the product, so I purchased both the calendar and tickets pro plugin.

I have Some questions about the functionality.

1)
Currently when I make an event and ticket, the ticket is created in the woocommerce products list. This is fine, except the tickets aren’t put into specific categories.

This means that, by default, I can’t target tickets for discounts to members, going along with the functionality of woocommerce memberships.

The solution to this is to go into the backend and manually assign categories to every single ticket that is made.

Is there any way to automatically assign categories to a ticket?

2)
Currently, the event page is set up nicely, but I’m looking for a slightly different functionality.

I host classes on an irregular schedule – the lesson content and place is always the same.

It would be great to have all the dates of the classes listed under the event description, where people can purchase on that page.

Is that possible?

There are two options for this:
1.

I can list various tickets with the name of the class and date on the ticket name.
But then when people by the tickets, the name will say 2017/11/23 14:00-16:00
But the actually ticket body and email will have a different date and time showing.

2.
I can create an event description page independent from the event page, and then include a list-view calendar at the bottom of the page using a shortcode.

But, this still requires the user to make two clicks (one to go to the event page for the specific date and then click to purchase the ticket), and I want to keep the system as use friendly as possible.

Is it possible to have this functionality in a less roundabout way?

Thanks!

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