?? Events Tickets 4.11

  • We rebased Event Tickets 4.11 and it introduces huge improvements to the frontend way tickets appear.

    The bottom line: You’ll notice that the design of the tickets form has been refreshed and looks better than ever. In addition, the form will look consistent whether you’re using Block or Classic mode. Heck yeah!

    • Feature – Tickets made with either the Block or Classic editor now look identical in front-end views.
    • Feature – We added the ability to utilize the block ticket template outside of Gutenberg views.
    • Feature – The front-end tickets block got a design update and we implemented a copy of tribe-common-styles.
    • Feature – Currency formatting is so different from one part of the world to the next, so we’ve added currency formatting by commerce type.
    • Feature – There’s a new setting that enables a modal when collecting attendee registration information. Enabling this option triggers a pop-up that allows users to enter their registration information without going to a new page. To make that happen, we added a new tribe-dialog object which implements mt-a11y-dialog as tribe-dialog or tribe('dialog.view'); as an extension of Tribe_Template.
    • Feature – New dialogs can be created with a simple call to tribe( 'dialog.view' )->render_dialog( $args ) in PHP.
    • Feature – The tribe-dialog object sets up all the necessary JavaScript and HTML via passed parameters.
    • Feature – We’ve added templates for a basic dialog, modal, confirmation dialog, and alerts — all of which can be overridden and customized like other plugin templates.
    • Feature – We’ve added some functions that make it easier to create common dialog types: render_modal(), render_confirm() and render_alert(). This will streamline common dialog types in the Dialog View class.
    • Fix – We’re now passing a missing “provider” argument from views/registration/content.php to views/registration/button-cart.php.
    • Tweak – We cleaned up the way we add options to the ticket settings tab in PHP to make it more readable and maintainable.
    • Tweak – There’s now a way to track the installed version history of the plugins. We added $version_history_slug and $latest_version_slug properties to Tribe__Tickets_Plus__Main to make that happen and we’re checking the versions against the installed version of tribe-common.
    • Tweak – We bumped the minimum required WordPress version 4.9.
    • Tribe Common Hooks – https://docs.theeventscalendar.com/reference/since/tribe.common4.9.24/
    • Plugin Hooks – https://docs.theeventscalendar.com/reference/since/event.tickets4.11
    • Language – 3 new strings added, 5 updated, 0 fuzzied, and 0 obsoleted/
    • Language in Tribe Common – 8 new strings added, 0 updated, 0 fuzzied, and 0 obsoleted

    That’s a lot of changes! It tweaks to many of our template files, so please (please, please!) check if your theme has modified any of the templates listed on our announcement. If so, you’ll want to update those templates so they are consistent with the latest versions.

    Next up, we’re making progress on the next major feature release for Event Tickets and can’t wait to get that out to you. In the meantime, please update safely as you would with any other WordPress, theme or plugin update and be sure to let us know if you run into any other issues.

    We have a Known Issues page for you to reference so you can see what’s already on our radar for a fix.

    Check out a detailed description of all of the changes in this release in our official release notes here ??https://theeventscalendar.com/event-tickets-4-11-redesigning-tickets-and-attendee-registration??

    Happy ticketing!

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