Hey,
I am using a template that has a very big wound in its ticket system, and I am trying to work around it. Support is out of the question since the developer quit. The template is perfect for my use except for this issue.
Page: Book and the Blues
On the front page you have posts in columns, ordered by event date. This is a event schedule. When you hover, you have a black buy ticket-button underneath.
The ticket button opens a modal (a popup form) which imports some date-data using an echo and a prefix. This prefix is:
<?php echo '<span>' . date('g:i a', $stime) . ' - ';?></span>
<?php echo '<span>' . date('g:i a', $etime);?></span>
I wanna remove the modal entirely, but first I need to understand the prefix system - as far as my knowledge goes I think you have your very own sheet for prefixes, where you define their name and function. Then you make a code like the one above and voila, the info is displayed, like in the buy ticket-modal.
But where is this usually located? I have the impression this is no .php file?
Furthermore I have made my own text field inside the themes post attributes window, for adding a ticket link, like you add dates and location. These fields give each post (event) their very own date and location information. In the end, I want clicking the buy ticket-buttons under the post feed on the first page to take me directly to an external ticketmaster.
So, in short my goal is to make individual external ticket links for each post. No popup frame, just straight outta compton.
But how would I have to do this to make the button react to whatever I type in my "ticket text field" - as if you click a href with a _blank code? Is this possible?
Thank you so much for saving my life. A big culture center is counting my days.