[HELP] I don't know what to use

[danger]

Hello !

Here's my problem:

I have 1,000 movie tickets in pdf format. I would like to send a pdf when someone orders one (or more) ticket(s).
I would also like the pdf's to be sent automatically.

Is this possible with a wordpress and woocommerce plugin?

Thanks for the tips !

 

[danger]

Does someone knows how to do that ? @Babak ?

 

[cryptofunk2020]

I think this one should help

Bonus Product for WooCommerce

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[Hexor]

check the LINK

 

[danger]

check the LINK

Sounds great, but it doesn't explain how to upload the 1000 tickets in pdf, and that they can be sent one by one. I don't know if I'm explaining myself well.
But thank you anyway for your help

 

[frizzel]

Sounds great, but it doesn't explain how to upload the 1000 tickets in pdf, and that they can be sent one by one.

The linked ticket plugin (and basically all ticket plugins) generates pdf's with e.g. the date of the event and the seat number. That is the easiest way to handle tickets. So, with such a plugin you'd need to re-create the movie ticket pdf with empty spaces for variables (date, seat number) that are filled in by the ticket plugin.

If you don't want to do that but just want to upload the pdf's and sell them one-by-one as a 'product' then indeed WooCommerce probably is the way to go. But you cannot use WooCommerces 'downloadable product' but instead need to sell them as e.g. 'images'. Which is a bit of a strange way to sell tickets IMO.

 

[ELLIO7]

@danger you can check this out: https://yithemes.com/themes/plugins/yith-woocommerce-event-tickets/

 

[frizzel]

@danger you can check this out: https://yithemes.com/themes/plugins/yith-woocommerce-event-tickets/

That plug-in also generates tickets (as all ticket plugins do AFAIK) and that's apparently not what @danger wants.