Jeroen Schmit

Hi Tom,

There is currently no possibility to integrate the Theater for WordPress plugin with WooCommerce.

Hi Tamara!

There seems to be a problem with the CSS of your theme.

More specific: your primary column (with the page content) is is being overlapped by your secondary column (the sidebar). You can see this, but any content that is overlapped is not clickable on mobile screens.

I think you can fix this by removing the float-left class from the primary column.

I am afraid not.

You need to use the shortcode like this:
[wpt_events production="123" start=”03-09-2012″ end=”today -1 day”]{{title}}{{date}}[/wpt_events]

…but this would require you to add the ‘123’ manually on each page.

The only way I can of is by adding a piece a PHP to the template file:

echo do_shortcode( '[wpt_events production="<?php echo get_the_id(); ?>" start=”03-09-2012″ end=”today -1 day”]{{title}}{{date}}[/wpt_events]' );

Perhaps you can use another plugin that lets you insert PHP inside a widget.

[wpt_productions_timetable end_after="+1 week" start_before="+2 weeks"] should do the trick.

Would you still like me to look into this?

Hi!

The Theater for WordPress plugin does not directly integrate with payment providers. Only with Ticketing Solutions, which should then handle the actual payment.

Yes, this is possible.
Please contact me at [email protected] to set this in motion.

Miriam,

The Theater for WordPress does not have any templates. Nor does it do anything with embedded videos. All it does is show the info of your event inside your existing template/theme.

The page builder will say, I don’t know that plugin or its template, ask the template maker.

You are using a page builder I don’t know to embed a video inside a theme that I don’t know. I think asking the creator of the page builder or the creator of the theme is the most obvious and effective way to move ahead.

Hi Miriam,

You seem to be using a 3rd party page builder to create your pages. I am not familiar with the way that video embeds work with this page builder. It is probably best to ask the creator of the page builder for advice.

Miriam,

What is the current status of this issue? Are all shows still visible? Perhaps they were still being imported from Veezi in the background when the problem occured.

Hi Miriam!

You can fix this by adding the following code to the functions.php of your (child) theme:
https://gist.github.com/slimndap/e6e9f7609ddddca23cd76ed482811c30

This is a quite complicated feature to add.

It is relatively easy to show all the show times of a each production in the list. In fact, there already is an extension that does just that: https://wp.theater/downloads/timetable-for-theater/

Unfortunately, you would only like to show the showtimes of a single day foreach production. I don’t see an easy solution right now. It would require a lot of custom coding.

You can use the {{ dates }} placeholder and then use the wpt/production/dates/html filter to customize the output:
https://github.com/slimndap/wp-theatre/blob/master/functions/wpt_production.php#L238

Hi!

When I try to do this with productions rather than events, it looks the way we want, but displays only 5:00pm for everything. Shortcodes accomplish the same result.

This is correct. Productions don’t have a datetime, only events do.
A production does have a {{ dates }} placeholder which will give you a short summary of the upcoming dates.

Another option is to use the timetable extension, which show a table with all upcoming events for every production: https://wp.theater/downloads/timetable-for-theater/

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by Jeroen Schmit.

Miriam,

I can understand the confusion.

The plugin is internally using using the production / event convention. This is also still the case when you are using the shortcodes.

On the front end everything has moved to the event / dates convention.