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Michal
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March 6, 2015 at 6:56 am
Apologies if this has been answered on the forum – I didn’t find it.
I created several classes that runs for several weeks. Class A runs for 6 weeks on Wednesday Class B for 8 weeks on Tuesday etc..
I created a page called classes and I would like to do the following:
1. Display the class information only once (not using the table) so that I can show the full class details on the page.
2. Display initial information about the class but add a more button to the display (I added the MORE tag and that hides stuff below) but doesn’t add a MORE button to click on – do I need to code that up or am I missing something?
3. When the class is displayed it would be great to be able to display the full price (i.e you register for all sessions) but if the class has already started to pro-rate the pricing and only display pricing that is valid from a given date (I saw that I can create different ticket types but there is no time limit on them…)
4. We do not want to display how many spaces are left but when a threshold of registrations is reached can we display an “Almost Full” status for the class?
5. When all spaces are filled can we show a FULL code and disable the registration
Thank you.
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Michal
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March 6, 2015 at 8:15 pm
Forgot to include the fact that we are running EE3 the latest version with latest version of the plugins.
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Lorenzo Orlando Caum
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March 9, 2015 at 10:45 am
Hi Michal, here is feedback on your questions.
On 1, Event Espresso does not tag recurring events with a special value so when they appear in the event listing page, then are similar to regular events. That is, if you inspect a recurring event in the event listing page using a tool like Firebug or Chrome developer tools, then it does not have any new CSS classes or IDs as compared to a regular event.
The additional courses could be hidden but you would need to manually assign display:none to the event IDs that should be hidden.
2 would require some custom coding.
On 3, the closest option that came to mind is the early bird option. However, that would not edit the pricing after the event has started. I think you would need to manually edit the pricing here.
4 would also require custom coding.
5 happens automatically when the attendee limit is reached. For example, if you had 5 tickets / pricing options and 5 were sold, then no additional tickets should be available for registration.
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Lorenzo
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