Discount code problem and css question

  • Resolved doodaf

    (@doodaf)


    8 years, 5 months ago

    Hi, thanks for answering my other questions, I have managed to get the legend and seat decoding working now.

    I have created a discount code but the input box that it should be typed into on the box office page doesn’t seem to be working properly – the input box is very narrow (a couple of characters wide) and when you click on it and try to type something in, nothing happens. Any ideas why that is? You can see it at the web page http://tickets.exultatesingers.org

    Are you able to point me in the direction of how to make the date and time of the different performances of a particular show a bit more prominent? They disappear a bit into the general amount of info, particularly with various zones and prices. I tried adding some custom css for the class td stageshow-boxoffice-datetime but that didn’t have an effect.

    Thanks

    Judith

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  • Thread Starter doodaf

    (@doodaf)

    8 years, 4 months ago

    Hi Malcolm

    Another question for you, in addition to the one above – is it possible to add any extra questions to the purchaser during the checkout process? I would like to ask if they would like to be added to the mailing list, and how they heard about the concert.

    Thanks

    Judith

    Thread Starter doodaf

    (@doodaf)

    8 years, 4 months ago

    Hi

    Sorry to bug you but it’s becoming increasingly urgent that I get the discount code feature working. Any ideas?

    Thanks

    Judith

    Plugin Author Malcolm

    (@malcolm-oph)

    8 years, 4 months ago

    Sorry …. My Plugin support is not 24/7. I’ve been away for 2 days for a family funeral everything else has had to wait.

    Took a look at your site and couldn’t see a problem with the Discount Code. Did you fix it?

    Making changes to the formatting of Date/Time is best done with custom CSS. I use the Firefox browser and use the developer tools built in to it to play with the CSS for a page. See the following age for details:
    Examine_and_edit_CSS

    You can add custom elements to the Checkout page. It does require creating custom HTML and Javascript, but there is an example to help you. Take a look at the stageshow-custom.js file in the plugins/stageshow****/templates/js folder for guidance.

    The comments could be improved, but basically add custom HTML (something like that shown on line 11 in the JS file) as the “Checkout Note” setting on the “Advanced” tab of the StageShow Settings admin page. You need to add stageshow-custom.js as the custom JS file (again in the settings). If you change the “id” of the custom element (or if you add any extra elements) then you’ll need to edit the JS file (use the button on the settings page) to add a reference to the HTML element id. There is already an example on line 54 in the JS file. The working copy of the JS file is in the WP uploads/stageshow*** folder and stageshow will make a copy, with a new name, when you edit it.

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    Plugin Author Malcolm

    (@malcolm-oph)

    8 years, 4 months ago

    My (lengthy) reply has been held for moderation (why?) so it could be two days before it appears.

    If you still have a problem please contact me via my website here and I’ll email it to you.

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    8 years, 4 months ago

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