[Barry]

Hi – great question!

So there are two aspects to this. If I can refer you to the original, unmodified version of the tickets/email.php around lines 262-269 you should see a block of code like this:

if ( ! empty( $venue ) ) {
	$venue_name    = $venue->post_title;
	$venue_phone   = get_post_meta( $venue_id, '_VenuePhone', true );
	$venue_address = get_post_meta( $venue_id, '_VenueAddress', true );
	$venue_city    = get_post_meta( $venue_id, '_VenueCity', true );
	$venue_web     = get_post_meta( $venue_id, '_VenueURL', true );
	$venue_email   = get_post_meta( $venue_id, '_VenueEmail', true );
}

So that shows the general pattern for pulling in venue fields – and in the original template, variables for the state and zip are not defined. To add them you should add these lines within that same block:

$venue_state = get_post_meta( $venue_id, '_VenueStateProvince', true );
$venue_zip = get_post_meta( $venue_id, '_VenueZip', true );

Now you have access to that data and can use it wherever you see fit further down in the template just by echoing it out:

echo esc_html( $venue_zip );

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Hi MK!

Thanks for getting in touch.

There are not currently any “try before you buy” versions of our premium plugins. In terms of the charge per ticket (when using WooCommerce Tickets) that is completely up to you – tickets can be free or they can cost whatever you think is appropriate and much will depend on the modes of payment you accept since you may or may not need to factor in payment gateway processing fees.

WooCommerce Tickets itself however enforces no particular charge per ticket transaction.

I hope that helps – but let me know if I can provide any more information.

[Barry]

Great question.

This isn’t something that the plugin facilitates directly (though we’d definitely be receptive to any feature request you might post along these lines) … right now though you should be able to cancel the order and manually create a new order for the same customer via WooCommerce.

Does that help?

[Barry]

You’re right, bear with us a little longer while we check this out. I think the issue is not so much with the tutorial but with the way some related JS code behaves prior to making an ajax request based on the Tribe Bar parameters – either way, we’ll get back to you as quickly as we can.

Thanks for highlighting this issue 🙂

[Barry]

I don’t think that would be readily possible, unfortunately, at least not in an efficient manner – if you need clean separation between the two, registering and using a separate tag-like taxonomy for events is probably the way to go.

[Barry]

I don’t believe so, but it’s certainly a worthy feature request and we’d be more than happy to consider it (if you want to post it on UserVoice).

One approach you could use in the interim is setting up your own custom logger, which could listen for events triggering the save_post action.

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

Your first step should be to read the Themer’s Guide, which explains how to safely override and customize templates. From there, you are going to want copy the modules/bar.php template from The Events Calendar plugin directory and place a copy within your theme (as described in the Themer’s Guide).

Around line 64 you should be able to find the Find Events text – change it to whatever you like 🙂

Does that help?

[Barry]

Delighted to help 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

Please keep The Events Calendar (the free version active) as Events Calendar PRO builds on top of this, it doesn’t replace it.

Grab a copy of the .zip file for PRO from the downloads page and simply upload it to your WordPress site via the Plugins → Add New → Upload admin screen.

Does that help?

[Barry]

You could add a snippet like this to your theme’s functions.php file – does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Dan!

Thanks for getting in touch – I’m sorry to hear you are hitting difficulties.

One possibility is that Avada is also trying to use the Google Maps API … however I can’t check this out as the URL with /ecopreview at the end still doesn’t get me past the coming soon page.

Could you either confirm the correct way to view the site or touch base with the team behind Avada and check if that theory might be valid?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi – I’m sorry you’re hitting difficulties.

It looks as if your theme may not be using WordPress’s body_class() function to generate a set of classes normally expected to be applied to the body element – would you be able to investigate that with the theme author and see if adding this resolves the issue?

Let us know!

[Barry]

We really can’t advise you about other plugins, I’m afraid. Can you touch base with the plugin author and ask what they recommend for setting a post title?

[Barry]

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[Barry]

Hi – I’m sorry to hear you are hitting up against difficulties.

In the first instance, when viewing the list of events in the admin screens, can you check out the meta box labelled Filters & Columns that displays right above the list of events? Please hit the clear button, navigate to a different screen then return: does that restore the list of events?

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