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We have added some of the most popular Divi plugins and themes to our lifetime list.
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GeoDirectory Events Tickets Marketplace GPL—The GeoDirectory Events Tickets Marketplace extension allows you to sell event tickets easily on your website.
The GeoDirectory Events Tickets Marketplace extension lets you easily sell event tickets on your website.
You can sell tickets for 1 event or millions of events.
If you run a directory of events, this extension will give your event listings owners the option to create tickets for their events and sell them through your website. This will turn your directory into an Online Tickets Marketplace, just like Eventbrite or TicketMaster. You, as the site owner, will have the option to collect a commission for each ticket sold.
This extension can also be used by anyone, to sell tickets of any kind, through their own WordPress website.
The GeoDirectory Events Tickets Marketplace extension requires the following plugins:
If it can’t find them during installation, it will auto-install them for you.
The first step if you haven’t already, is to install the Events Tickets Marketplace extension. This can be done by following our guides on how to install an extension.
Once installed, the plugin will add a new menu in the WordPress Dashboard called: Tickets with three submenus:
Once installed and activated, you can find the Events Tickets settings at  Tickets > Settings.
The Events Tickets Marketplace extension comes with sane defaults meaning the default settings will work for the majority of users, however, there are 2 settings that can be customized .
1. Ticket Sales Commission %
This is the amount of each sale that is collected by the site admin
2. Payment Form
The Payment Form can be Check Out (default) or Wallet (Top-Up).
A. Check Out (default) – Users pay the exact amount for the selected Tickets through one of the available payment gateways.
B. Wallet (Top-Up)Â – Users pay in advance the amount they wish and top up their Wallet. When they select a ticket, the amount is withdrawn from the balance of their wallet.
For the event listings owner to be able to sell tickets, you need to add the Sell Tickets block or shortcode to your Events detail page template.
For example, you can add the block to the GD Sidebar of your website, to show the “Sell Ticket” Button to all the Event Listings Owners.
Or you can use this shortcode  [gd_sell_tickets primary_color=”primary” secondary_color=”secondary”] wherever you see fit on the Event detail page template.
The result will be that all Event Listing Owners, will now see the “Sell Tickets” button on their event as in the image below. Regular website visitors still won’t see anything.
After creating the 1st Ticket and saving, the “Sell Ticket” button for that event will be replaced by 2 buttons: Buy Tickets (Visibile to everyone) and Ticket Management (Visible only to the Event listing owner).
Clicking on the Ticket Management button, you will be presented with an overlay window with the following data.
Clicking on the Buy Tickets button, users are presented with an overlay window with the Ticket Checkout form.
Here users can select the ticket type (if more than one), set the number of tickets required, add their details, and pay via credit card or any other payment form you allow them to settle with.
In this example we are only asking for an email, however, the checkout form builder of the GetPaid plugin will allow you to ask for any kind of information during the checkout process.
If you click the download tickets button you will be presented with the following HTML tickets
Clicking on the print button will prompt your device to print the ticket or alternatively to print it as a PDF and email it to a friend.
Other than creating new tickets and editing existing tickets, event listings owners can:
The website admin has 2 pages of reports.
We use the GetPaid Wallet free extension to distribute the Tickets sales proceedings to each respective event owner.
All the site admin needs to do is add the Wallet Block, Widget, or Shortcode anywhere on their site where users may see their balance and withdraw at any time.
This is the widget output.
There are 2 email templates and 2 templates for the ticket.
Emails:Â
Ticket:
In order to customize the look and content of Tickets and Email Notifications sent by this plugin, please copy these files and move them inside your child theme as follows.
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