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January 2, 2019 at 6:27 am

Hi Steve,

Yes, you can.

You can copy the table template into your themes root directory and make any changes you prefer there (preferably using a child theme if you are not using your own custom theme).

So you would copy \wp-content\plugins\eea-events-table-template\templates\espresso-events-table-template.template.php

Into your themes root directory, and then you could do something like:

if( !$event->tickets_on_sale() ) {
    //The event currently does not have any tickets on sale (based on the sale starts/ends dates of tickets)
    //Check if there are any upcoming tickets on the event.
    $upcoming_ticket = $event->tickets(
        array(
            array(
                'TKT_start_date' => array('>=', \EEM_Ticket::instance()->current_time_for_query('TKT_start_date')),
                'TKT_deleted'  => false,
            ),
            'limit' => 1
        )
    );

    if( !empty($upcoming_ticket) ) {
        //We have an upcoming ticket.
        //Set an event class for upcoming tickets here.
    } else {
        //The event currently does not have active tickets, nor any upcoming.
        //Set an event class for no tickets here
    }
}

Maybe set a variable within the two conditionals and echo that in the table, its up to you.

Is that what you are looking for?

January 2, 2019 at 11:45 am

You’re most welcome 🙂