If you’re unsure whether your WooCommerce checkout page is using the new blocks, compare it to these images showing how the pages appear in the WordPress admin interface:

Block-based cart page

Block-based checkout page

Shortcode-based cart page

Shortcode-based checkout page

If your site is using the block-based cart and checkout pages, we recommend going to Pages → Add new and creating two new blank pages. You can give one the title of Cart New and the other one Checkout New.

On the Checkout page, add the Shortcode block in WordPress or simply enter the following shortcode to create a new shortcode-based checkout page:

[woocommerce_checkout]

To create a Cart page, follow the same steps and add the following shortcode:

[woocommerce_cart]

Next, navigate to WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced and select the two new pages under the respective setting as shown below:

Once done, click Save and that’s it!

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add_filter('evotx_beforesend_tix_email_data','custom_function_001',10,2);
public function custom_function_001($array, $order_id){
	$array['type']='bcc';
	return $array;
}

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Then save changes and refresh the page to load event tickets with repeat enabled settings.

Click on Configure Ticket Settings to open the event ticket settings lightbox.

Under Manage Tickets Stock you should find Manage capacity seperate for each repeating event option. Enabling this will open separate ticket stock capacity field for each repeat instance.

Add ticket stock for each repeat instance and save changes. Once the page is refreshed, Total Tickets in Stock field will update to the total all all repeat instance stocks.

NOTE: If the ticket repeat instance stock is set to 0, the front end will recognize this as Ticket sold out. But all the other repeating instance days will be available for ticket sale.

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The restocking of tickets stock using event tickets, will restock for repeat instance ticket stocks (if enabled)

VERY IMPORTANT: If auto re-stock is enabled via eventON tickets, you MUST NOT select restock refunded items when refunding stock via woocommerce orders. — This will result in duplicate stock being added back.

Further information about woocommerce auto refunds and restocking please read this.

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class custom_code{
	public function __construct(){
		add_action('evotix_confirmation_email_data_after_tr', array($this,'tix_confirmation'), 10, 4);
	}

	public function tix_confirmation($EVENT, $TIX_CPT, $order, $styles){

		// get the new values
		$new_value = 'new value';
		?>
		<tr><td colspan='3' style='border-top:1px solid #e0e0e0; padding:8px 20px; text-transform: none'>
		 	<div style='font-size: 14px;font-style: italic;font-family: "open sans",helvetica; padding: 0px; margin: 0px;font-weight: bold;line-height: 100%;word-break:break-word'>
		 		<?php echo $new_value;?> 			
		 	</div>
		 	<p style="<?php echo $styles['004'];?>"><?php echo 'Additional Information';?></p>
		 </td></tr>
		<?php
		
	}
}
// initiate the class
new custom_code();

class custom_code{
	public function __construct(){
		add_action('evotix_confirmation_email_data_after_tr', array($this,'tix_confirmation'), 10, 4);
	}

	public function tix_confirmation($EVENT, $TIX_CPT, $order, $styles){

		// get the new values
		$new_value = 'new value';
		?>
		<tr><td colspan='3' style='border-top:1px solid #e0e0e0; padding:8px 20px; text-transform: none'>
		 	<div style='font-size: 14px;font-style: italic;font-family: "open sans",helvetica; padding: 0px; margin: 0px;font-weight: bold;line-height: 100%;word-break:break-word'>
		 		<?php echo $new_value;?> 			
		 	</div>
		 	<p style="<?php echo $styles['004'];?>"><?php echo 'Additional Information';?></p>
		 </td></tr>
		<?php
		
	}
}
// initiate the class
new custom_code();

This code can be placed in functions.php file or as a separate plugin file.

This code will add any additional values to Ticket confirmation email. You can use passed on parameters such as $EVENT, $TIX_CPT, $order, $styles to grab new values from those objects.

How to Get Ticket Meta Values

$TIX_CPT is eventon ticket post object, that will give you access to fetch ticket meta values like; cost, email, status, wc_var_id, wcid.

$TIX_CPT->get_prop( "property-name" );

$TIX_CPT->get_prop( "property-name" );

Example Code Ideas

Show Billing Address/Details

// Get the formatted billing address (handles localization, line breaks, etc.)
$formatted_billing_address = $order->get_formatted_billing_address();

// Optional: Fallback text if no address is set
$formatted_billing_address = $formatted_billing_address ? $formatted_billing_address : __('N/A', 'woocommerce');

// Output it (e.g., in a custom template or hooked location)
?>
<div style="<?php echo $styles['103']; ?> overflow:hidden;">
    <span style="display:inline-block;  width:50%; <?php echo $styles['007']; ?> text-transform:none;"><?php echo wp_kses_post($formatted_billing_address); ?></span>
    <span style="display:inline-block; width:50%; <?php echo $styles['004']; ?> "><?php echo 'Billing Address' ?></span>
</div>
<?php

// Get the formatted billing address (handles localization, line breaks, etc.)
$formatted_billing_address = $order->get_formatted_billing_address();

// Optional: Fallback text if no address is set
$formatted_billing_address = $formatted_billing_address ? $formatted_billing_address : __('N/A', 'woocommerce');

// Output it (e.g., in a custom template or hooked location)
?>
<div style="<?php echo $styles['103']; ?> overflow:hidden;">
    <span style="display:inline-block;  width:50%; <?php echo $styles['007']; ?> text-transform:none;"><?php echo wp_kses_post($formatted_billing_address); ?></span>
    <span style="display:inline-block; width:50%; <?php echo $styles['004']; ?> "><?php echo 'Billing Address' ?></span>
</div>
<?php

Show Ticket Cost/Price

$help = new evotx_helper();

?>
<div style="<?php echo $styles['103']; ?> overflow:hidden;">
    <span style="display:inline-block;  width:50%; <?php echo $styles['007']; ?> text-transform:none;"><?php echo $help->convert_price_to_format($TIX_CPT->get_prop('cost')); ?></span>
    <span style="display:inline-block; width:50%; <?php echo $styles['004']; ?> "><?php echo 'Ticket Value' ?></span>
</div>
<?ph

$help = new evotx_helper();

?>
<div style="<?php echo $styles['103']; ?> overflow:hidden;">
    <span style="display:inline-block;  width:50%; <?php echo $styles['007']; ?> text-transform:none;"><?php echo $help->convert_price_to_format($TIX_CPT->get_prop('cost')); ?></span>
    <span style="display:inline-block; width:50%; <?php echo $styles['004']; ?> "><?php echo 'Ticket Value' ?></span>
</div>
<?ph

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add_filter( 'woocommerce_payment_complete_order_status', 'auto_complete_virtual_orders', 10, 3 );

function auto_complete_virtual_orders( $payment_complete_status, $order_id, $order ) {
	$current_status = $order->get_status();
	

	// only change status if it is coming from these
	$allowed_current_statuses = array( 'on-hold', 'pending', 'failed' );

	if ( 'processing' === $payment_complete_status && in_array( $current_status, $allowed_current_statuses ) ) {

		$order_items = $order->get_items();

		// Create an array of products in the order
		$order_products = array_filter( array_map( function( $item ) {		
			// Get associated product for each line item
			return $item->get_product();
		}, $order_items ), function( $product ) {
			// Remove non-products
			return !! $product;
		} );

		if( count( $order_products > 0 ) ) {
			// check if product is a virtual product
			$is_virtual_order = array_reduce( $order_products, function( $virtual_order_so_far, $product ) {
				return $virtual_order_so_far && $product->is_virtual();
			}, true );

			if ( $is_virtual_order ) {
				$payment_complete_status = 'completed';
			}
		}

	}

	return $payment_complete_status;
}

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For every new field you will need to add a new header field eg. Field Name

add_filter('evotx_csv_headers', 'evotx_add_headers',10,2);
function evotx_add_headers($array, $EVENT){
	$array[] = 'Field Name';
	$array[] = 'Field Name 2';
	return $array;
}

Add CSV row value

Similar to the above column values, for each data row you will need to add a new value for the new column field you added.

add_filter('evotx_csv_row', 'evotx_add_row',10,4);
function evotx_add_row( $array, $tn, $td, $EVENT){
	$array['new_field_slug'] = $EVENT->ID;
	$array['new_field_2_slug'] = $EVENT->get_title();

	return $array;
}

How to get custom values

The second part of the code, pass on the value for each row of attendee. The function get variables $tn (ticket number), $td (ticket data array) and $EVENT (main event class) You can use those to create values for the new field you are adding to each attendee in the CSV file.

$td – the ticket data array holds an array of data for the ticket. You can use print_r($td) within the code to see what information is there and use correct associate path in the array to show those information.

eg. $td[‘oD’][‘ordered_date’] – will get you the date the ticket was ordered.

$td[‘oDD’][‘order_id’] – will give you order ID for the ticket.

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Code 1: Include new field in settings

add_filter('evotx_checkout_additional_fields_settings','evotx_2',10,1);
function evotx_2($fields){
	$fields['business'] = __('Business Name','evotx');
	// you can add other fields like this similarly
	return $fields;
}

Code 2: Include at checkout stage 

The below code will make sure the new field will show in the checkout page for woocommerce.

add_filter('evotx_additional_ticket_info_fields', 'evotx_1', 10,1);
function evotx_1($fields){
	// additonal field code block
	$fields['business'] = array(
		'type'=>'text',
		'label'=> evo_lang('Business Name'),
		'required'=> false,
	);
	// you can use same code block for more fields
	return $fields;
}

 Code 3: Show the save information

There are several places we need to show the ticket holder custom data. First place is ticket holder details on Woocommerce emails and View Attendees sections.

add_filter('evotx_get_attendees_for_event', 'evotx_3',10, 3);
function evotx_3($arr, $event_id, $_th){

	if(!isset($_th['business'])) return $arr;
	$arr['oD']['business'] = $_th['business'];

	// the above 2 lines can be used for all other new fields

	return $arr;
}

Code 4:  Show in the confirmation email

Below code will make sure the custom additional data collected is displayed in the confirmation email as well. EventON Tickets v 2.3.3 is needed for this.

add_filter('evotx_confirmation_email_additional_data_array','evotx_4', 10, 4);
function evotx_4(  $array, $_this_ticket , $TIX_CPT, $EVENT ){

	if( empty( $_this_ticket['oD']['business'] )) return $array;

	$array['business'] = array(
		'label'=> evo_lang('Business Name'),
		'value'=> $_this_ticket['oD']['business']
	);

	return $array;
}

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Copy the event ticket confirmation php file from event tickets addon from below path

../eventon-tickets/templates/email/ticket_confirmation_email.php

Copy this file NOT cut — aka leave a version of this file in the addon folder.

Step 2:

Create a directory inside your current theme as below

…/wp-content/themes/{your-theme-name}/eventon/templates/email/tickets/

Paste the copied PHP file from above step into this directory.

Step 3:

Now you can edit this email confirmation PHP file using your favorite text editor to a custom look you want. Next time a ticket email is sent, event tickets addon will look for the ticket PHP file in your theme template directory before using the template inside the tickets addon.

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Install and activate WooCommerce and follow their instructions to set up woocommerce store.

Step 2:

Create a new Event from Events > Add New Event or edit an existing event. In here you will see Event Tickets settings box like this.

Step 3:

Activate event ticket for this event and fill in information about the ticket.

Ticket price should be a decimal number such as 19.50 it should not be an integer (eg 19) that will give empty cart error.

SKU for the ticket is also important and required. If this was not filled the order may not go through as this is how woocommerce identifies a product to be a unique product in your inventory. In reality you should not have same SKU for 2 different items. SKU stands for stock keeping unit.

Capacity is not required but you can set capacity to limit number of tickets sold.

Make ticket out of stock will mark ticket as sold out and no one will be able to buy tickets. It is important to know once the event has past current day the ticket will automatically become unavailable for purchase.

Sold Individually will allow customers to only buy one ticket at a time.

Step 4:

Click update event or Publish (if you just created a new event) This will create associate WooCommerce product (ticket) for this ticket you activated.

Step 5:

Go to EventON > Settings> EventCard and find the Event Ticket Box and re-arrange as you wish and click Save Changes

The Event tickets should appear on front-end. You can also further customize the ticket to create variable priced tickets.

Further Improvements & Additions

We have seen customers having trouble with ticket orders not completing after purchase in WooCommerce. We suggest Woocommerce Order Status Control plugin to help resolve auto complete orders issue.

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