[Mike]

I still need to know if this is going to cause caching issues:

As for the caching question, my question is specific to the monthly view. If we are showing the available # of tickets and the monthly view and caching the page, will it show accurate seat numbers?

[Mike]

This is still a critical need for any power user of TEC Pro, and manually culling the database of event specific featured images is a major hassle. For the community, I think there needs to be some sort of option for admins to accomplish this with relative ease.

[Mike]

I was able to take care of this myself. By removing the featured images from the database, I was able to shave 800 Megs off of the database size.

However, I would still like a SQL snippet from Modern Tribe to accomplish this for future maintenance cycles, as it was quite laborious to do so manually.

[Mike]

Here is a starting point from a plugin perspective that delete’s ALL featured images. It would obviously need to be modified to only delete expired events.

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/43320/query-to-delete-all-featured-images-and-remove-post-meta

I have not tested the above snippet at all.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Mike.

[Mike]

For example, I believe this is the query for the available ticket numbers:

https://theeventscalendar.com/function/tribe_tickets_get_ticket_stock_message/

[Mike]

I’m talking about editing the monthly calendar view, so that it shows the following information in flat view (not in popup)

Thumbnail Featured image
Venue
Event Title
Available: # (available tickets)
Single Event Link

At the very least, can I get the field names of the above fields?

As for the caching question, my question is specific to the monthly view. If we are showing the available # of tickets and the monthly view and caching the page, will it show accurate seat numbers?

[Mike]

I should clarify, the tickets are imported, but are not carried over properly. See attached screenshots for an example.

This puts all of the tickets as “sold out”, even if they technically have inventory remaining. I am guessing this has something to do with Global Inventory for the event not being set during the upgrade process.

So my question is, what do I need to do for tickets to be accessible, or to convert properly during the upgrade?

Thanks!

[Mike]

Something about this seems off. The Filter Bar, and in fact all of the “add on” plugins”, do load their own stylesheets. For example:

Event Tickets Plus has the following sheets in wp-content/plugins/event-tickets-plus/src/resources/css
admin.css
meta.css
tickets.css
wootickets.css

Filter Bar has the following sheets in wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-filterbar/src/resources/css
filter-admin.css
filter-view.css
filter-view-mobile.css

According to your response, I should just add my changes using my theme’s custom stylesheet. While this should work, it will result in BOTH the old styles and the new styles being loaded, which is unnecessary extra load and could lead to potential conflicts. I would like to REPLACE the default plugin stylesheets entirely with my own variations, in an upgrade friendly manner. So it seems to me that the proper approach would be to copy over the existing stylesheets from each plugin, make my own alterations, and then upload them somewhere in tribe-events/ as we would do for the primary stylesheets listed in the Themer’s Guide now.

Are you saying that there is no way to do this right now?

[Mike]

Thanks for that info. I did not remember that they were documented in the headers of each file.

The key issue for the Themer’s Guide is that it doesn’t list the wootickets directory as a potential directory for Event Tickets Plus. In general, I think it should list every potential sub-directory and their respective plugin, at the very least. Ideally, it should have every single modifiable file listed.

Thanks!

[Mike]

I would be interested in this as well.

[Mike]

I should note this is for Woocommerce, if it is relevant.

[Mike]

Thanks for checking on how to replace the Ticket plugin CSS, I really need that info for the next phase of our modifications.

However, I still need to know, how do you replace the mobile stylesheets for TEC and TEC Pro? I know I can additional CSS the custom-events-stylesheets.css or custom-events-pro-stylesheets.css, but I am looking to specifically replace the mobile views of the TEC and TEC Pro stylesheets entirely.

[Mike]

On a related note, what would be the modifications to use the placeholder replace script for the date field?

[Mike]

I can control the width via CSS, but right now it looks at each of the three input fields as the same field. I need to break them down individually, so that I can control their display as a single unit.

Current layout:

Desired Layout:

So instead of pulling the data via the foreach, I need the queries to pull each individually. I have tried using the existing snippets to rewrite the location and search field placeholders to accomplish this:

add_filter( 'tribe-events-bar-filters', 'tribe_support_1043886', 1, 1 );
 
function tribe_support_1043886( $filters ) {
 
    $value = '';
     
    if ( ! empty( $_REQUEST['tribe-bar-search'] ) ) {
        $value = esc_attr( $_REQUEST['tribe-bar-search'] );
    }
 
    $html = sprintf(
        '<input type="text" name="tribe-bar-search" class="tribe-bar-search" id="tribe-bar-search" value="%s" placeholder="%s">',
        esc_attr( $value ),
        'Event Name/Painting'
    );
 
    $filters['tribe-bar-search']['caption'] = 'Label text';
    $filters['tribe-bar-search']['html']    = $html;
 
    return $filters;
}

add_filter( 'tribe-events-bar-filters', 'tribe_support_1043887' );
  
function tribe_support_1043887( $filters ) {
  
    $value = '';
      
    if ( ! empty( $_REQUEST['tribe-bar-geoloc'] ) ) {
        $value = esc_attr( $_REQUEST['tribe-bar-geoloc'] );
    }
  
    $html = sprintf(
        '<input type="text" name="tribe-bar-geoloc" class="tribe-bar-geoloc" id="tribe-bar-geoloc" value="%s" placeholder="%s">',
        esc_attr( $value ),
        'Event Location'
    );
  
    $filters['tribe-bar-geoloc']['caption'] = 'Label text';
    $filters['tribe-bar-geoloc']['html']    = $html;
  
    return $filters;
}

I added in class=”tribe-bar-search” and class=”tribe-bar-geoloc” to both snippets, and then added in this custom CSS to my child-theme/tribe-events/custom-events-stylesheet.css file:

#tribe-bar-form input[type='text'] {
	background: #FFFFFF;
	border: none;
	border-bottom: 1px #b9b9b9;
	border-radius: 3px;
	box-shadow: none;
	font-weight: bold;
	height: 32px;
	line-height: 1;
	padding: 5px;
	width: 50%;
}

#tribe-bar-form .tribe-bar-search input[type='text'] {
	background: #FFFFFF;
	border: none;
	border-bottom: 1px #b9b9b9;
	border-radius: 3px;
	box-shadow: none;
	font-weight: bold;
	height: 32px;
	line-height: 1;
	padding: 5px;
	width: 150%;
}

#tribe-bar-form .tribe-bar-geoloc input[type='text'] {
	background: #FFFFFF;
	border: none;
	border-bottom: 1px #b9b9b9;
	border-radius: 3px;
	box-shadow: none;
	font-weight: bold;
	height: 32px;
	line-height: 1;
	padding: 5px;
	width: 100%;
}

Which SHOULD set the date field to a width of 50%, the search field to a width of 150%, and the location field to a width of 100%. Unfortunately, it is only picking up the width from the #tribe-bar-form input[type=’text’] CSS class, and is setting all three fields to the width listed there (in the above CSS, 50%).

Any ideas?

[Mike]

Is it possible to include this information on the “Checkout” page with Event Tickets Plus + Woocommmerce?

[Author]

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