[Barry]

If you have already added a function called full_width_events() then you will not be able to add a second of the same name.

In that case, you could rename the function I provided – so, within the snippet I provided, wherever it says full_width_events you might change this to bebasic_full_width_events or otherwise make it unique.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi djio,

Thanks for your patience! What the team recommends is that you change the following line (line 29 in wootickets/views/tickets.php) from:

$event_end_date = tribe_get_end_date();

To:

$event_end_date = tribe_get_end_date( null, false, TribeDateUtils::DBDATETIMEFORMAT );

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

No problem – but can you try the rules I suggested in my last post, too?

http://pastebin.com/V0VpNqXL

In that (alternative) events.css code I specified the table-layout as fixed, which is important here.

[Barry]

Excellent 🙂

Since I think we’re all done here I’ll go ahead and close this thread – of course please just create a new one if anything else crops up.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Sorry about that, it’s possible that FAQ (that Jonah referenced) was removed if it applied to an earlier version. Can you look at this thread instead:

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Let me know if that doesn’t help.

Also, any chance this could be added to the Community Events Settings GUI…would be much easier than needing to change the code to update the text.

Great idea – definitely to create a feature request and we can look at adding this.

Thanks!

[Barry]

To make the content occupy the full width an extra CSS class has to be applied. What Twenty Twelve tries to do is detect if the full-width template is in use and add that extra class – but for a number of reasons that process doesn’t work in this case.

What we can do though is add a snippet of code to our theme functions.php file which should resolve this for events pages.

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Right now I am afraid not – at least there is nothing built in to The Events Calendar to help with this – but if you search for post duplicator on wordpress.org/plugins you will probably find some handy utilities that can help here (I believe a number of them work with custom post types, including events).

[Barry]

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[Barry]

Right, but the only event I can see starting on the date you specified and running between those times has (and you can see this if you hover over it on month view) an end date more than a month after the start date.

Based on what you are describing, you should make the end date the same as the start date – because each event runs only for 1 day.

The end of the recurrence pattern, however, can be in the future.

Does that clarify things? If you want to share a screenshot you can do so using droplr.com or a similar service – or just upload it to your WordPress site and share the link, again via a private message if you prefer.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi photodb,

You’d need to use a custom recurring event pattern, where the event:

* Starts and ends on the first day
* You enable a custom recurring event pattern ending on the last day
* Choose the weekly custom recurrence pattern (for 1 week)
* Select only the applicable days

Does that help?

[Barry]

Thanks for clarifying.

So something you need to be aware of is that if an event spans many days it will show up for each of those days within the calendar grid.

If it also recurs, then the same process repeats for every instance (bearing in mind that each instance spans a number of days).

Example: let’s say you have an event that takes place over 30 days beginning July 1. Within the calendar/gridview you will see an entry for every one of those 30 days. If it also recurs every week for 4 weeks then, by the time we get to July 24, we are going to see 4 events of the same name in a single day.

This isn’t an error – it’s how it is designed to work – and (although the dates and recurrence pattern may be slightly different in your specific case) that is, I think, what we are basically looking at here.

So the answer really depends on whether this is a true reflection of your events or if you have made a mistake when creating them: does each event truly span a month or more? Or are they actually 1 day or even 1 week in length – but recur every week for a number of months? If so you would need to adjust the end date for the affected events.

I hope that makes sense but I appreciate it can be a slightly confusing area – so don’t hesitate to let me know if you need further clarification.

[Barry]

Hi Noam,

Thanks for getting in touch.

i would like to have the option to set a mix max amount for each ticket. i understand its not an option built into your plugin BUT:
is each ticket an actual product on woocommerce?

Yes, each ticket is an actual WooCommerce product. When you say you want to set min/max prices I’m not absolutely clear what you mean.

If you have 4 tickets for an event, the cheapest costing $20.00 and the most expensive being $100.00 then you could certainly do a little customization to pull out that information (and display the price range of $20.00 – $100.00, for example).

If on the other hand you are talking about setting up variable prices within a prescribed range then that would be more involved.

i have a plugin that allows me to set min/max for woocommerce products. you think it’ll work on your tickets?

Potentially, yes – but I can’t give you a guarantee of that, I’m afraid.

is it possible to test it somehow?

We don’t have a try-before-you-buy scheme or anything like that, so it would really be a case of buying WooTickets and seeing what you can do with it (it’s possible to request a refund, though these are assessed on a case-by-case basis).

Does that answer your questions?

[Barry]

Hi Noomia,

Great questions!

The entrance is totally free but people need to book their places because they are limited … I want to give the ability to the visitors to book for 1 or more days.

Although a combination of The Events Calendar, WooTickets and WooCommerce would get you close the difficulty would be in smoothly offering a choice of booking only a selection of those days.

Possibly you could look at Eventbrite and see if the service itself offered by them is viable here – if so, our Eventbrite Tickets plugin + The Events Calendar could be a good way to go – but I suspect you may hit the same roadblock, in which case this would make for a nice customization.

Though it would be beyond the scope of support to guide you through doing that (though we could probably prod you in the right direction here and there 🙂 ) I wouldn’t see this as a major undertaking in the hands of the right developer.

When it’s booked, the visitor receives a confirmation by mail and is also allowed to print his ticket with firstname/lastname and his function.

WooTickets 2.0 – which is on the cusp of being released – would facilitate something really close to this. However, you’d have to bear in mind the initial limitation we just discussed re booking of 1 or more days within a multi-day event.

I hope that broadly answers your questions – but if there’s anything else please don’t hesitate to ask.

Thanks!

[Barry]

You’re absolutely welcome to monitor this thread and see if anything we do with Michael relates to and helps in your situation – but if you need help beyond that the best idea is to create your own thread, otherwise it can quickly become confusing if we have to coach more than one person through different stages of the troubleshooting process.

Thanks!

[Barry]

You could override the tickets.php template (see our Themer’s Guide – link over in the Useful Resources widget on the right hand side of the forum – for the lowdown on doing this) and simply add a piece of code like:

do_action(‘woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_button’)

Before the form element is closed; would that help here?

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