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Troy Degenhardt
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September 7, 2014 at 9:42 pm
Hello
I have been using EE4 Table View add-on and wish to have the ‘Register’ replaced with ‘Sold Out’ when the available spaces = 0.
Is there an easy way to complete this?
http://www.mediateaustralia.com.au/upcoming-events/
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Tony
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September 8, 2014 at 2:40 pm
Hi Troy,
To do this you’ll need to modify the Event Table Template.
Which template are you using within the Event Table? If you are unsure, just post the full shortcode you are using.
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Troy Degenhardt
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September 8, 2014 at 5:32 pm
Thanks Tony – the shortcode is [ESPRESSO_EVENTS_TABLE_TEMPLATE template_file = espresso-events-table-template-toggle.template.php].
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Dean
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September 9, 2014 at 2:26 am
Hi,
Perhaps Tony knows a better way to do this, but one way would be to edit the /wp-content/plugins/ee4-events-table-template/templates/espresso-events-table-template-toggle.template.php file and just above where it says
//Create the register now button
$live_button = 'ID.'" href="'.$registration_url.'">'.$button_text.'';
add
if( $post->DTT_sold == $post->DTT_reg_limit) {
$live_button = 'ID.'" href="'.$registration_url.'">Sold Out';;
}
Now this has limitations: it will only work for an event with a single datetime (it works via the primary datetime, so if a second ticket expires it wont be marked as sold out).
Also, updates to the addon will over write these changes.
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Tony
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September 9, 2014 at 3:10 am
Mine’s slightly different.
Same file Dean mentioned: /wp-content/plugins/ee4-events-table-template/templates/espresso-events-table-template-toggle.template.php
(you can add the same code to the other template if you want to use it within that too)
On line 10 add:
$sold_out_button_text = !isset($sold_out_button_text) ? __('Sold Out', 'event_espresso') : $sold_out_button_text;//for sold out events
It will look like this – http://take.ms/5t2t3
Then after line 93 add this:
if ( $event->is_sold_out() || $event->is_sold_out(TRUE ) ) {
$live_button = 'ID.'" class="a_register_link_sold_out" href="'.$registration_url.'">'.$sold_out_button_text.'';
}
Which will look something like this – http://take.ms/KWQqE
Sold out events will show ‘Sold Out’ by default.
You can add sold_out_button_text=”No more tickets” to the shortcode to use custom text for the Sold out events.
You can also style the link using something like:
.a_register_link_sold_out {
color: red;
}
This should also work with multiple datetimes but is currently under testing, if it works well it will be included within the next update to the events table template.
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