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Ticket Fairy Events

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Description

Ticket Fairy Events puts your Ticket Fairy ticket sales on your WordPress site. Your buyers choose tickets and pay without leaving your page.

Visit Ticket Fairy to create your event and sell tickets.

Add the Ticket Fairy Tickets block to any page or post, enter the link to your Ticket Fairy event page or brand page, and choose what to show:

  • Buy tickets button: a button that opens the checkout over your page.
  • Checkout on the page: ticket choice and payment, right on your page.
  • Your event list: all your upcoming events, with tickets on sale on your page.
  • Set times: who plays when, by day and stage.
  • Line-up: the acts, with photos and links.

If you enter your brand page link, the block lists your upcoming events so you can choose one.

Everything your buyers see comes from Ticket Fairy, so it always matches your event: ticket types, add-ons, promo codes, payment plans, reserved seating, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and your tracking pixels. Promoter links keep working, so promoters get credit for their sales.

You need a Ticket Fairy account with at least one event. Create events and manage ticket sales in your Ticket Fairy dashboard.

Shortcode

If your theme or page builder does not use blocks, use the shortcode:

[ticketfairy link="https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/your-event"]

Options:

  • show: button (the default), checkout, event-list, set-times or line-up.
  • label: the text on the button, for example label="Get tickets".
  • event: when link is your brand page link, the web address name of one event, for example event="summer-party".
  • key: an embed key from Embed on your website in your Ticket Fairy dashboard. Only needed for saved colours and allowed websites.

The original [ttf_events_list brand=XXXX venue=XXXX] shortcode still works.

External services

This plugin connects to Ticket Fairy, the ticketing service that sells your tickets.

  • On pages that show a Ticket Fairy block or shortcode, your visitors’ browsers load the Ticket Fairy embed script from https://www.ticketfairy.com/resources/js/event-embed.js. It shows your tickets and checkout in a frame served by Ticket Fairy. When a visitor buys tickets, the details they enter (such as their name, email address and payment details) go to Ticket Fairy and its payment providers, not to your WordPress site.
  • In the block editor, when you enter a brand page link, your browser asks https://www.ticketfairy.com/api/embed/events/ for your brand’s upcoming public events, so you can choose one. No personal data is sent.
  • The original [ttf_events_list] shortcode asks https://www.theticketfairy.com/api/public/filtered-events for the brand’s or venue’s upcoming public events.

Terms of service

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Development source

The source code and build tools are maintained in the public development repository.

The block editor source is in wordpress/src and uses packages/core. To rebuild it, install the pinned dependencies from the repository root with pnpm install --frozen-lockfile, then run pnpm --filter @ticketfairy/wordpress-plugin build. See the root package.json for the required Node.js and pnpm versions.

  1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins > Add New Plugin and search for “Ticket Fairy”.
  2. Select Install Now, then Activate.
  3. Edit a page, add the Ticket Fairy Tickets block and enter your Ticket Fairy link.
Where do I find my Ticket Fairy link?

Open your event page on ticketfairy.com and copy the address from your browser. It looks like https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/your-event. Your brand page, with all your events, looks like https://www.ticketfairy.com/events/your-brand.

Why don’t I see the checkout in the editor?

The editor shows a card that says what your visitors will see. Preview or publish the page to see the live tickets.

My event doesn’t appear in the list

The list shows upcoming events that are on sale to the public. Check that the event is published in your Ticket Fairy dashboard.

Can I change the colours?

Yes. In your Ticket Fairy dashboard, go to Embed on your website, create an embed with your colours and copy its embed key. In the block, open Advanced and enter the key.

Do I need a paid plan?

No. Selling tickets on your own site with this plugin is free. Your usual Ticket Fairy ticket fees apply.

Who processes payments?

Ticket Fairy and your payment provider, exactly as on your Ticket Fairy event page. Your WordPress site never handles card details.

2.0.0

  • New: the Ticket Fairy Tickets block. Sell tickets on your page with a Buy tickets button, the checkout, your event list, set times or line-up.
  • New: choose an event from your brand’s upcoming events.
  • New: the [ticketfairy] shortcode.
  • The original [ttf_events_list] shortcode shows the same list, and you can now use it more than once on a page.

1.0.5

  • Show upcoming events only.

1.0.4

  • Replace jQuery with vanilla JavaScript, added link to poster.

1.0.2

  • Add classes for JavaScript and CSS customisation support.

1.0.1

  • Fix duplicates.

1.0

  • Plugin released.
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