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Adding [tribe_mini_calendar] just output the same thing in text on the front end, it did not parse the shortcode to display the calendar. I’m using Events Calendar (not the pro version). Please advise.
RobertParticipantHi there,
Sorry, you’re correct, I wasn’t very specific. Basically because the hook was missing the plugin was not able to load it’s output in the appropriate place, but there’s a bigger issue as the deposits plugin has to hook into numerous other pages and unfortunately is beyond a simple fix to get working with your plugin.
On another note, it would be great if you guys could possibly incorporate something that would allow people to pay by deposits in the future.
Thanks.
RobertParticipantOk thanks, I wasn’t aware that you didn’t make the plugin. My question was about how to incorporate it with the plugin you do make, clearly stated in my original message. The moral of the story is that you don’t actually have the hook in place for wootickets.
RobertParticipantFigured it out. May be useful for others. I created a list of upcoming events and added custom elements for if it’s sold out (passed in the loop).
if (tribe_events_has_soldout($post->ID)) : echo ' - <span class="soldout">Sold out</span>'; endif;
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RobertParticipantCan you please provide an update on this? I’ve asked if you could supply the snippet several times…
RobertParticipantI’m storing the event title as a custom field, yes.
RobertParticipantYes the download is specifically for those who purchase the early bird tickets. I want to modify the email they receive to contain the download link but then after that ticket type expires not have to edit it again to remove it.
RobertParticipantHi there.
I didn’t really understand the stack overflow example so I found an alternative way of doing it, by storing a value in a custom field then outputting that in the email. I don’t know which method is better/worse. Any suggestions?
RobertParticipantUpdate on this?
RobertParticipantI found a thread similar to what I’m looking for located here: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/add-event-details-to-woocommerce-orders-new-order-email-customer-receipt-email/
However the answer is incorrect. The OP was looking to add event details to the Woocommerce order receipt that a customer receives, however they were directed to edit the tickets email that is sent out by Events Tickets.
I’m essentially looking for the same thing. Adding event ticket info TO the receipt email.
RobertParticipantOk so I can have early bird tickets show first for a determined period of time, then after that date is up, have the regular tickets show automatically, correct?
Regarding the snippet, that should solve my problem with the download link only going out to early bird ticket holders, correct?
Please shoot over the snippet I am versed in advanced wordpress functions, thanks!
RobertParticipantHI there.
So is there a way that this would work automatically, so that if after the first 5 tickets are used it automatically will enable the other 5 tickets?
The idea is 5 early bird tickets at a special price + incentive (download) and then once those go the other 5 regular tickets become available. Hopefully all automatically.
Can the emails for a ticket type be unique or is the receipt email the same for any ticket type? The reason I ask is because if after the 5 tickets sell, I’d have to quickly go into the receipt email and remove the download link…
Where would this “snippet” go? I am not that familiar with how to operate this software yet.
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