Chris

Hi Doug,

In my Javascript file within stageshow settings I have the following:

function stageshow_AddCustomHTMLValues()
{
    document.getElementById("saleCustomValues").value = "";
	saleCustomValuesObj = document.getElementById('saleCustomValues');	
	var member = document.getElementById('stageshow_shine_member');
	var mailinglist = document.getElementById('stageshow_shine_mailinglist');
	var howtocollect = document.getElementById('stageshow_shine_howtocollect');

	if ( (saleCustomValuesObj === null) || (member === null) || (mailinglist === null) || (howtocollect === null) )
	{
		return;
	}
	
	var saleCustomValue = saleCustomValuesObj.value;
	if (saleCustomValue.length > 0)
	{
		/* Add a line separator for each custom HTML Element */
		saleCustomValue += "#";
	}
	else
	{
		var saleNoteToSellerObj = document.getElementById('saleNoteToSeller');
		if (saleNoteToSellerObj !== null)
		{
			/* "Note to Seller" Element is present */
			if (saleNoteToSellerObj.length > 0)
			{
				/* User has entered a value for the "Note to Seller" add a line separator after it! */
				saleCustomValue += "#";
			}
		}		
	}
	
	saleCustomValue += member.value;
	saleCustomValue += "#";
	saleCustomValue += howtocollect.value;
	saleCustomValue += "#";
	saleCustomValue += mailinglist.checked;
	
	
	/* Store this as the value of the hidden form element */
	saleCustomValuesObj.value = saleCustomValue;

}

and under function stageshowCustom_OnClickCheckout I have the following:

function stageshowCustom_OnClickCheckout(obj, inst)
{
	stageshow_AddCustomHTMLValues();
        return true;
}

You could play with these to say: If the postage option is checked put the word POST in the note to seller field. This may help?

The page this is on is shineboxoffice.co.uk/box-office if you want to see what and where these fields are. A lot of the above code you will not require.

Chris

Hi Doug,

Slightly beyond my capabilities if I’m honest. I’ve had a quick play around.

The Javascript code that will check the postage box will be that below:

document.getElementById("salePostTickets").checked = true;

The issue being is that I’m not to sure where you would place this. You could have a play around and if you manage to get it to work then perhaps post back here with what you did. I would say you could change the HTML to the page from the plugin folder but any updates to stageshow would overwrite this so I wouldn’t suggest it as it would give you more headaches than anything.

Chris

Code for CSS for wheelchair spaces below:
#stageshow-boxoffice-layout-seat-10_3, #stageshow-boxoffice-layout-seat-12_3

{
  background-image: url("https://image.flaticon.com/icons/png/512/36/36908.png");
  background-position: center; /* Center the image */
  background-repeat: no-repeat; /* Do not repeat the image */
  background-size: cover; /* Resize the background image to cover the entire container */
}

Note that this uses a graphic of a wheelchair icon freely available on the internet. Please download one to images on your hosting site and use that instead.

See below:
https://pasteboard.co/IWP3XKf.png

Hi Doug,

You’re most welcome.

Let me have another play and get back to you soon.

Thanks,
Chris

Hi Doug,

Very quickly and crudely done see below:

New Seating Plan with 3 Zones:
Zone 1 – Name .Legend:
[1.1]1.1-1.28,

Zone 2 – Name Stalls:
[9.1]7.3-8.8,
[9.9]7.9-12.20,
[9.23]7.21-8.26,
[11.3]9.5-12.8,
[11.23]9.21-12.24

Zone 3 – Name Raised Seating:
[1.1]1.1-1.28,
[2.1]2.1-6.6,
[2.9]2.7-6.18,
[2.23]2.19-6.24

This does NOT include your wheelchair spaces as we do not yet know what you want to do with them.

Chris

Unfortunately I cant.

I have never spent time on discount codes nor does our organisation use them. I’m sure you could manage if all the bits are locked down because you have live sales now by going and editing the database but that is a really janky thing to do and you could REALLY mess up whats going on in the plugin. Not our of choice i’ve had to re-arrange a seating plan with live sales by doing this method but I had the website down while I did so and had taken multiple backups and did everything methodically. Unless you really really have to I wouldn’t recommend that way.

Sorry I can’t be more of a help.

Hi,

Plugins installed on your website should continue to function. Malcolm is the developer of Stageshow and has been fairly absent for a little while now. He has done incredible work to get it to where it is now. I hope this is not the end for Stageshow, I really do. I was happy with the if and when Malcolm was available to tinker to get updates but until we have a definite answer we are all in limbo at the moment.