[Maryam]

Yes, what I’m experiencing is when I update anything in the event on WP it carries over to Eventbrite, overriding any formatting and previous descriptions on the Eventbrite page.

[Maryam]

Hi Victor,

Essentially what I’m trying to do is conditionally change the text of the
link to our event pages from “Tickets” to “Sold Out” depending on whether
we have tickets or not. Here’s the page for reference:
http://caveat.nyc/events/

I found this bit of code in your documentation to see whether a given event
has tickets or is sold out:
https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/adding-sold-out-notices-in-list-view/.
But when I try to implement it on my site, it reads every event as having 0
tickets available and 0 tickets sold. Could you advise on what might be the
problem? Is this an Eventbrite Tickets compatibility issue?

Thank you,
Maryam

[Maryam]

I realized that I could use <?php echo eventbrite_event_get(); ?> which works perfectly.

Thanks!

[Maryam]

I did read through those links, but the ticket form isn’t appearing, likely
because I customized the single event page before I installed the
Eventbrite plugin. What I’m looking for is a list of functions that will
allow me to insert the ticket form into the post. I found
this: the_eventbrite_ticket_form and assumed it worked like , but it doesn’t work. Could you point me
to something more up-to-date than
https://theeventscalendar.com/plugin/the-events-calendar-eventbrite-tickets/
or explain how to implement the functions?

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