Hot answers tagged plugin-events-calendar
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Take a look at WP Event Ticketing plugin which main features include:
Collect payments via paypal.
Set total attendance limit.
Multiple ticket types. For example, ticket type A includes a t-shirt
while ticket type B does not.
Custom ticket options. This allows you to decide what information you want ticket purchasers to provide. For example, name, address, ...
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Ok so hope this helps someone. Unless you want to query the database directly, the trick is to include the following:
$event = Ai1ec_Events_Helper::get_event($post->ID);
thereafter you can retrieve the variables, for example:
<?php query_posts('post_type=ai1ec_event');?>
<?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ...
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That's quite a specific criteria- there are numerous event management plug-ins out there with bookings built in, but none will provide exactly what you are after. In general they will all have some form of date-picker (usually jQuery datepicker) - that's because in general people will want to manually select dates.
My suggestion is to create your own ...
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Here's a basic page template for displaying an events calendar in grid form based on the grid template bundled with the plugin. Edit as necessary to match the styling and layout of your theme:
<?php
/**
* Template Name: Event Gridview
**/
global $spEvents;
$spEvents->loadDomainStylesScripts();
get_header();
...
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I really like BuddyPress for interactive communities, so I tend to go overkill and use it for anything that might possibly evolve to need its functionality in the future. Combine it with an events plugin like Buddyvents or EventPress to create a much richer user experience than you'd have with just an events plugin alone.
The other upshoot of using ...
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