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March 13, 2017 at 4:29 pm

Thanks for the response. I have put that to use.

Now, how can I display only a specific ticket type such as Dealsite ticket only for each event. It does not matter if I use the ticket selector to do this or not.

I just need to show the Event Title, Date, Ticket Name, Ticket Price, Event Description.

March 14, 2017 at 9:35 am

In example, I need to distinguish and separately display 3 pricing models for tickets for a single event using Event Espresso.

Event A – Travel Tour
Adult Ticket $54 (non member)
Child Ticket $29 (non member)
Dealsite General Ticket $33 (member dealsite 1)
Dealsite General Ticket $35 (member dealsite 2)

For Dealsite 1 display only:
Event A – Travel Tour
Aug 8, 2017 1pm – 2pm
Dealsite General Ticket $33

For Dealsite 2 display only:
Event A – Travel Tour
Aug 8, 2017 1pm – 2pm
Dealsite General Ticket $35

For Standard non-member display only:
Event A – Travel Tour
Aug 8, 2017 1pm – 2pm
Adult Ticket $54
Child Ticket $29

Viewing as Administrator:
Event A – Travel Tour
Aug 8, 2017 1pm – 2pm
Adult Ticket $54
Child Ticket $29
Dealsite General Ticket $33
Dealsite General Ticket $35

March 22, 2017 at 5:04 am

Here is the code that I tried inserting into EE_WP_Users_Ticket_Selector.module.

It did the job of hiding the code when user “groupon” was used. However, for some reason I cannot get my payment gateway to return back a response after the correct amount (72.95 plus taxes) shows in the payment gateway. The customer is getting charged but the customer returns to the registration checkout page being blank.

//****************** code start ******************
<?php
if ( ! defined(‘EVENT_ESPRESSO_VERSION’)) exit(‘No direct script access allowed’);
/**
* This file contains the module for the EE WP Users addon ticket selector integration
*
* @since 1.0.0
* @package EE WP Users
* @subpackage modules
*/
/**
*
* EED_WP_Users_Ticket_Selector module. Takes care of WP Users integration with ticket selector.
*
* @since 1.0.0
*
* @package EE WP Users
* @subpackage modules
* @author Darren Ethier
*
* ————————————————————————
*/
class EED_WP_Users_Ticket_Selector extends EED_Module {

public static function set_hooks() {
add_filter( ‘FHEE__ticket_selector_chart_template__do_ticket_inside_row’, array( ‘EED_WP_Users_Ticket_Selector’, ‘maybe_restrict_ticket_option_by_cap’ ), 10, 9 );

}

public static function set_hooks_admin() {}
public static function enqueue_scripts_styles() {}
public function run( $WP ) {}

/**
* Callback for FHEE__ticket_selector_chart_template__do_ticket_inside_row filter.
* We use this to possibly replace the generated row for the current ticket being displayed in the
* ticket selector if the ticket has a required cap and the viewer does not have access to that ticket
* option.
*
* @param bool|string $return_value Either false, which means we’re not doing anything
* and let the ticket selector continue on its merry way,
* or a string if we’re replacing what get’s generated.
* @param EE_Ticket $tkt
* @param int $max Max tickets purchasable
* @param int $min Min tickets purchasable
* @param bool|string $required_ticket_sold_out Either false for tickets not sold out, or date.
* @param float $ticket_price Ticket price
* @param bool $ticket_bundle Is this a ticket bundle?
* @param string $tkt_status The status for the ticket.
* @param string $status_class The status class for the ticket.
*
* @return bool|string @see $return value.
*/
public static function maybe_restrict_ticket_option_by_cap( $return_value, EE_Ticket $tkt, $max, $min, $required_ticket_sold_out, $ticket_price, $ticket_bundle, $tkt_status, $status_class ) {
$cap_required = $tkt->get_extra_meta( ‘ee_ticket_cap_required’, true );

/*
if ( empty( $cap_required ) ) {
return false;

}
*/

//still here?
if ( ( is_admin() && ! EE_FRONT_AJAX ) || ! empty( $cap_required ) && is_user_logged_in() && EE_Registry::instance()->CAP->current_user_can( $cap_required, ‘wp_user_ticket_selector_check’ ) ) {
return false; //cap required but user has access so continue on please.
}

//check for dealsite user and hide standard tickets
if ( empty( $cap_required ) && is_user_logged_in() && !( is_admin()) ){
$current_user1 = wp_get_current_user(); //find current user
if ($current_user1->user_login === “groupon”){
return ‘ ‘;
}
}elseif( empty( $cap_required ) && is_user_logged_in() && ( is_admin())){
return false;
}elseif( empty( $cap_required ) && !is_user_logged_in()){
return false;
}
//made it here? That means user does not have access to this ticket, so let’s return a filterable message for them.
$ticket_price = empty( $ticket_price ) ? ” : ‘ (‘ . EEH_Template::format_currency( $ticket_price ) . ‘)’;
$full_html_content = ‘<td class=”tckt-slctr-tbl-td-name” colspan=”3″>’;
$inner_message = apply_filters( ‘FHEE__EED_WP_Users_Ticket_Selector__maybe_restrict_ticket_option_by_cap__no_access_msg’,
sprintf( __( ‘The %1$s%2$s%3$s%4$s is available to members only. %5$s’, ‘event_espresso’ ), ‘‘, $tkt->name(), $ticket_price, ‘‘, $tkt_status ),
$tkt,
$ticket_price,
$tkt_status
);
$full_html_content .= $inner_message . ‘</td>’;
$full_html_content = apply_filters( ‘FHEE__EED_WP_Users_Ticket_Selector__maybe_restrict_ticket_option_by_cap__no_access_msg_html’, $full_html_content, $inner_message, $tkt, $ticket_price, $tkt_status );

return $full_html_content;
}

} //end class EED_WP_Users_Ticket_Selector