[Barry]

Well, a post thumbnail and a featured image are effectively the same thing.

Do you mean that you want it to display at a larger size? If so, and depending on the sizes that are currently available on your installation (themes and plugins can register, unregister and change the various sizes that are available), you may simply need to be more specific in your code.

Take a look at the WordPress Codex entry on post thumbs/featured images – with particular reference to the size argument.

[Barry]

Yes, apologies for that – I believe we have a slight caching issue that might be causing some confusion. Thanks for re-posting though – I (or another team member) will be along to help shortly.

[Barry]

Hi Conrad,

Is it possible to specify custom fields to be displayed on the PDF ticket? I’m thinking of developing a seating allocation component and would need the seat number(s) on the PDF ticket(s).

We currently don’t have any docs covering this and actually we are making significant changes to allow for easier customization of emailed tickets (amongst other things).

Right now however you would need a good working knowledge of WordPress and general PHP development to put this in place.

I’m assuming I can inject my seat selection process somewhere in the checkout but if you can see any reason why this might be impossible/a bad idea/very difficult I’d be interested to hear your thoughts!

I can’t think of any reasons as to why this would be impossible, especially if the seat selection part of the puzzle is something you’ve already solved – however this is definitely in the realms of custom development and the help and support we can offer for something at this level is likely to be limited.

I hope that answers your questions (as much as is possible, at least) but please let me know if you need anything else.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Yes, anonymous submissions can be enabled with our Community Events add-on. Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Javier,

Certainly with our Eventbrite and WooTickets add-ons you can sell tickets to events: however, to make it appear and function identically to the ticketing system you linked to then you might need to hire a developer to help you out, as the workflow is slightly different.

If you haven’t already done so please check out our demo site, WP Shindig, and take a look at the WooTickets and Eventbrite implementations there.

Thanks!

Barry

[Barry]

Great! I’ll close this thread and I (or one of the team) will be along to help shortly.

[Barry]

Hi Aimee,

This is the pre-sales forum and we don’t provide technical support here. Can I ask you to sign in and post your question in the Community Events forum?

If you have lost your password you can reset it by following the Lost your Password? link on the login page.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Just to add: I’m not sure if I am interpreting your first post correctly, but if you wanted the flexibility of letting the system block out half-day slots (where they have been occupied by someone purchasing a 2 day slot) then that would require some customization to implement.

WooTickets is a solid and straightforward ticketing solution, but it doesn’t cover more complicating booking scenarios.

[Barry]

Hi Quentin,

Interesting use case.

You could use The Events Calendar along with WooTickets to integrate with WooCommerce here. Essentially you would set up events spanning half-day intervals and set the ticket inventory to 1 (to prevent multiple customers from booking the same slot).

The only potential problem I can see is that you would have to manually create each “slot”, unfortunately at present their is no means of automating this built in to WooTickets.

Does that answer your question? Just let me know if you need any further information.

[Barry]

Hi Justin,

We’d love to help – however this is the pre-sales forum and we deliver technical support elsewhere.

It would be great if you could sign in and post your question on the Events Calendar PRO forum (if you have purchased a license key) or else on our wordpress.org forum if you are a user of the free, core plugin only.

Thanks – look forward to seeing you there 🙂

[Barry]

Hi dboraks – we’d prefer to answer technical support queries over in the Pro forum – if you could sign in and post your question there one of the team will be happy to help. Thanks 😀

[Barry]

OK, so just to confirm: are you basically happy with the process to add a post featured image to the list view and have you put that in place?

[Barry]

Happy to help 🙂

[Barry]

Joshua: what you want is a little more involved. It sounds like you don’t really want to modify the upcoming events list (which simply lists future events chronologically) but rather you want to build a new form of list view where all future events from Category A are listed first, then all future events from Category B, etc.

I’d imagine that to be fairly involved and would have various complexities relating to pagination and so on.

So unfortunately we can’t really offer much help on this one, but we can definitely leave this open in case other members of the community can comment and/or if you do arrive at a solution it would be great if you considered posting an update and sharing it 🙂

Thanks!

[Barry]

Stefan: a list view relating to a specific category already exists, you can reach it using the following pattern of URL:

example.com/events/category/CATEGORY_SLUG/upcoming/

So it may be that that will fit your needs without having to build your own queries.

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