[Barry]

Yes you can – simply be rearranging elements in your custom single event template – as Sean commented here.

If you need further help on that one just update that thread (since it’s really an Events Calendar PRO topic) and we’ll do our best to help.

[Barry]

Seems to work for me so long as I use the Default Events Template (Events > Settings > Template > Events Template) – if you are using a different template that might not be true.

[Barry]

Hi Jeffrey – unfortunately our forum does not deal with code snippets quite as you might expect. Until that’s resolved it would be best to use a service such as Pastebin and paste the links to your code in here.

Sorry for the inconvenience!

[Barry]

The “look and feel” will be the same as the demo site. Since we’re talking about PDFs here stylesheets aren’t directly relevant – and with the current release making changes to the appearance of tickets isn’t particularly easy, however we hope to address that in the next release.

[Barry]

Hi Ryan,

No – unless I’m misunderstanding it is the opposite of what hometownchatter is experiencing.

The plugin does indeed try to utilize the page.php template of the active theme – in hometownchatter’s case it apparently is not doing so whereas in your case it sounds like it is.

So, if you need help on that one, I’d ask that you create a separate thread to avoid confusion.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Can you trying editing the following line in your (custom) ecp-single-template.php:

if(tribe_get_option('showComments','no') == 'yes'){ comments_template(); }

And change it to:

if(tribe_get_option('showComments','no') == 'yes' || tribe_is_venue()){ comments_template(); }

[Barry]

Hi Steve,

Sorry for the delay. Your post was incorrectly filtered out as spam and we only found it when doing a manual pass to check for things like this – so apologies on that front.

A good starting place is our themer’s guide – link over on the right under Useful Resources – but basically you would want to override the single.php events template.

Does that give you what you need here?

[Barry]

Hi Joe, somehow this thread went unnoticed by the rest of the team and I – please accept our apologies.

Do you still need help on this front? The feed is generated dynamically so we’d need a little more detail on the nature of the error (if you do still need help with this).

Thanks – and apologies once more for the overlong delay in responding.

[Barry]

Hi mwaters5, not sure how we missed this thread but clearly we did – please accept my apologies on that count. Do you still need help here?

[Barry]

You could temporarily set up direct bank transfer as a payment option, simulate a purchase and mark the order complete – you’ll then receive the email with attached tickets.

Alternatively, try running through the process at our test site:

http://wpshindig.com/event/the-events-calendar-wootickets-wordpress-demo/

(Though there may be a delay before a site admin marks the order as completed and the tickets are dispatched.)

[Barry]

No problem, though I’m not completely sure why your page template isn’t being used here.

Give me a chance to talk with the team and Casey in particular as he very recently was our Community Events specialist and I’ll get back to you.

[Barry]

I stand corrected on one of my last points – Daniel, one of our devs, points out that the attendee list is a regular WP list table and can be customized like any other.

While we can’t guide you through that process it hopefully gives you an ‘in’ that you can research or take to a developer.

[Barry]

Based on what you are saying, I would guess that modifying the existing gridview would be easier than pulling in and uniquely styling another instance of the mini-grid widget.

With some CSS you could fix the height of each cell and with a template override you could additionally limit the number of events per cell (and perhaps add a piece of text such as “…and n other events, click here to view all events on this day.”

[Barry]

Generally it will, however not all themes have an actual page.php template (even if it appears that there is when looking at the settings and options it presents) in which case things may be different.

If you are comfortable working via an FTP client or your hosting control panel’s file manager – if of course you have one -then you could determine this by navigating to your theme directory and looking for a file called page.php.

[Barry]

Hi artifaktcom,

Currently the tickets are attached as PDFs – in most email clients the fact that the email has attachments is flagged up, often by a paperclip icon.

However this varies from email client to email client and so there is not much we can suggest here beyond perhaps customizing the email to include a prominent piece of text with further directions.

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