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Is there a way to attach a promotion access/access code to the site’s URL? For example, myWPdomain.com/?access=my-access-code show work like myevent.eventbrite.ca/?access=my-access-code .
Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Hi!
I’m not completely clear as to the problem: it’s definitely possible to pass in parameters via a URL query, but what is the end result you are trying to achieve?
The end result would be the same as passing in the parameter to Eventrbite & the hidden tickets, or, discounts are displayed.
OK, so is this actually in relation to Eventbrite Tickets? Are you trying to detect if a user has a promotional code and instruct Eventbrite to add a discount when they purchase on eventbrite.com – or is this something quite separate from that?
Barry, the https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/event-pages-and-referrer-url-detection/#post-256146 thread is Closed. Can you please tell me where that snippet of code would go? Can I add an Eventbrites Ticket child theme?
Well, the snippet would probably best be located in a custom plugin – but your theme’s functions.php file could also serve as a home for it (and indeed that could be located within a child theme).
Honestly though there just isn’t a quick answer we can give you here: as in the other thread, this is really custom development territory and – generally speaking – we just can’t work through those sorts of problems on your behalf – some solid development know-how is really required.
If it would help you out, we’d be happy to provide a list of suitable freelance/independent developers who might be able to work with you on this one – just email us at pro (at) tri (dot) be and we’ll be happy to provide that 🙂
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