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Tracy Rice
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May 16, 2013 at 12:17 pm
The default price that shows on the Event List is inconsistent. Sometimes it shows the cheapest price, other times it shows the highest price:
http://www.bravooutings.com/book-now/
For example, on the Robert Plant listing, it shows $129 as the cost, even though there is an initial price of $79.
I took a look at event_list.php and event_list_display.php and found this:
[code language=php]’event_cost’ => empty($event->event_cost) ? ” : $event->event_cost[/code]
But that seems accurate. Any ideas?
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Josh
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May 17, 2013 at 7:50 am
Hi Tracy,
In this case it’s displaying the Reserved Price for $129.00, which is the 2nd price that’s in the price list for this event. There are a few tweaks you can make to the event list so it displays a price list, a price range, or the first price in the list.
Here is a function you can add to a custom function file that will allow you to display a list of prices:
https://gist.github.com/sethshoultes/ab1e992668cf3166a686
and another function that displays a price range:
https://gist.github.com/sethshoultes/f05ae8b0c2f549a94d67
If you’d like to display only the *first* price in the list, you can use the EVENT_PRICE shortcode. If you go into the template that’s displaying the list of events, you can swap in this code where the price is displayed:
//<?php echo $org_options['currency_symbol'].$event->event_cost; ?>
// the above default gets replaced with:
<?php echo $org_options['currency_symbol'].do_shortcode('[EVENT_PRICE event_id="'.$event_id.'" number="0"]'); ?>
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