SeatHive Event Ticketing
| 开发者 | seatwp |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月25日 06:41 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
SeatHive turns your WordPress site into a complete ticketing system — free, with no license key and no commission per ticket.
- Ticket types — Regular, VIP, Early bird, Family pack… each with its own price, quota, per-order limit and sales end date.
- Fast 3-step checkout — mobile friendly, with promo codes, taxes, fees and a waitlist.
- Payments — DOKU, Xendit (QRIS, virtual accounts, e-wallets), Stripe, PayPal, Mollie and pay at the venue. Money goes straight to your own merchant account.
- One QR per guest — every ticket carries the holder's name; the buyer receives all tickets in one PDF with the event details.
- Complimentary tickets — issue free or pay-at-the-door tickets from the dashboard.
- Check-in from any phone — green / amber / red answers, offline mode, and a live arrivals dashboard.
- Reports — bookings, attendee lists, CSV export, analytics and an activity log.
- Multi-date events — sell the same event on several dates (or repeat it daily, weekly, monthly); buyers pick a date, each date has its own stock and check-in list.
- Checkout questions — ask for company, T-shirt size, dietary needs and more; answers appear in Bookings, the CSV export, the receipt and your email.
- My tickets — buyers sign in with their email (no password) and see all their orders, tickets and PDFs in one place.
- Online and hybrid events — a private join link (Zoom, Meet, a stream…) shown only to paid buyers, from the time you choose.
- Apple Wallet and Google Wallet — buyers save each ticket in their phone's wallet (needs your own developer account).
- Event categories — with icons; filter tabs and category tiles.
- Blocks and Elementor widgets — Event and Events list (grid, carousel, list, featured — with a Query like Elementor's Posts widget: include / exclude by category, order, and category tabs or icons as the filter), plus the [seatt_events] and [seatt_event_categories] shortcodes.
- Your look — colours, fonts and layout of the event page, checkout, receipt, My tickets page and door screens.
- Translation ready.
安装:
- Plugins → Add New → search for "SeatHive" → Install Now → Activate.
- Follow the short setup (currency, payment, first event) or go to SeatHive → Events → Add New.
- Add your ticket types, set your payment gateway in SeatHive → Settings and publish.
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常见问题:
Do I need a license key?
No. SeatHive works fully without one. Only the optional Seating Map add-on is paid.
Is there a commission per ticket?
No. You only pay your payment gateway's own transaction fee.
Does check-in work without internet?
Yes. Prepare the scanner while online; it keeps scanning offline and syncs when the connection is back.
How do I add seat maps?
Install the SeatWP Seating Map add-on (SeatHive → Add-ons). If its plan ends, seat maps you already published keep selling; only the Chart Builder is hidden until you renew.
更新日志:
3.6.10
- Security: optional two-step sign-in (authenticator app codes) for the check-in and confirmation portals and the WordPress login. Settings → General → Two-step sign-in: off, optional (default), required for staff, or required for staff and administrators. Codes can be used only once; administrators can reset it for staff who lost their phone.
- Security: optional Cloudflare Turnstile bot protection before seats are held or a booking is placed — stops scripts from holding seats from many IP addresses. Invisible for most visitors; never asked of box-office staff.
- Security: pay-at-venue (cash) bookings — one person (same email or phone) can have at most 2 unpaid bookings per event (Settings → Payment, 0 = no limit), and unpaid cash bookings now expire after 12 hours by default (was 24).
- Security: rate limits and login lockouts now treat a whole IPv6 /64 network as one visitor, so they can no longer be dodged by changing the last part of an IPv6 address.
- Fix: under a very heavy rush (thousands of buyers at the same second) a seat could, rarely, be booked by two people: the database refused to mark it sold, and the seat went back on sale later. Seats are now confirmed before the order is saved (retried automatically), an order is never saved without its seats and ticket lines, and a seat that already belongs to an order can never go into a second one.
- Faster and steadier under heavy load: expired seat holds are cleaned up at most every few seconds instead of on every click, so buyers no longer block each other in the database.
- Fix: "sold out" and similar answers now return the right status (409/404) instead of a server error (500), which made a busy sale look like a broken site in hosting and Cloudflare monitoring.
- Security: receipts, My Tickets and the staff portals are now marked "noindex" for search engines and send no Referrer, so ticket links cannot leak to other sites.
- New look for the first-time setup: a guided screen with a step sidebar, currency tiles (plus every other supported currency), payment choices with what each one is for (now including Mollie), and a live ticket preview while you create your first event. Works on phones too.
- New: Settings → Display → Tickets-only checkout — pick which event to customise. Every event uses the default design unless you give it its own colours, corners and texts; the dates of a multi-date event follow their main event.
- Fix: "Skip setup" on the first setup screen saved the currency and moved on instead of closing the setup.
- Fix: the setup accepted impossible dates such as 2026-13-45 for the first event.
- E-tickets (PDF) and the receipt page show the event image complete — never cropped. A 16:9 image fills the banner; square, portrait or wide images are shown whole on a dimmed copy of themselves.
- New: Settings → Email → Email texts lists every email the plugin sends (receipt, reminder, event cancelled, refund request received, new refund request, refund completed, waitlist, My tickets sign-in link — plus the buyer-account emails of SeatHive Accounts), with its subject, heading, message and button text ready to edit. Unchanged texts keep following translations; "Back to the original" restores a text.
- Fix: the waitlist email's "Book now" button opened the home page; it now opens the event's booking page.
- Fix: Events list carousel — the side arrows stay centred on the pictures when the column changes width after the page has loaded (theme layout, late styles).
- Security: the Cloudflare visitor-IP header is only trusted when the request really comes from Cloudflare — before, a script could send a fake address with every request and get past the rate limits (bookings, seat holds, logins, waitlist).
- Security: the waitlist form accepts published events only, caps the number of tickets (50) and the length of every field, has a hidden spam trap, and joining twice updates the same entry.
- Security: the staff portal login also locks a username after 20 failed attempts from any addresses within 15 minutes (on top of the per-address limit).
- New: Waitlist for tickets-only events. When every ticket type is sold out (or its sales have ended), the event page shows "Sold out" with a "Join the waitlist" button, and the checkout shows a short form (name, email, phone, number of tickets, note). Entries appear under SeatHive → Waitlist, ready for "Notify all".
- Fix: Bookings — the summary card now counts tickets for tickets-only events ("Tickets booked") instead of always showing 0 seats; cancelled and refunded orders are not counted.
- Tweak: Bookings and Confirmation — ticket badges now use the same category colours as seat-map bookings instead of purple, and the column is called "Tickets" for tickets-only events.
- New: Events list carousel redesigned like a store-front event carousel — round arrows on the pictures (or in the header, or none), clean cards with rounded pictures, one event per click, swipe on phones.
- New: Carousel autoplay (Elementor widget, block and shortcode: autoplay="1" autoplay_speed="5"). It pauses while the mouse is on it.
- New: "Card style" for the Events list: Automatic, Boxed or Clean.
- New: Settings → Display → Tickets-only checkout: pick your own button hover colours. By default the hover is now a darker shade of your accent instead of the seat map's blue.
- Change: Add New Event now opens the classic event screen: the event title first, with Event Settings right below it, the same as before the block editor. The empty page-content box is hidden on new events (older events that already have body text keep it).
- Tweak: The "Event shortcode" box now sits below Publish.
- Fix: "Event description" and "Terms and Conditions" could not be typed in after the block editor re-arranged its meta boxes (for example after distraction-free mode or the code editor). The two editors now restart by themselves with their latest text, and a broken editor can never save an empty box.
- Events list widget: the Query section now works like Elementor Pro's Posts widget — Source (Events / Manual selection), Include by Term (event categories), Exclude by Term or Manual selection, Date, Order by and Order (ASC / DESC). Widgets you already placed keep showing the same events.
- Events list: new Filter style "Category icons" — your category icons and colours as the filter, with an "All" icon (also for blocks: filter_style="tiles" in [seatt_events]).
- Events list: exclude categories (exclude_cats) and an Order option in the block and shortcode too.
- The Events list uses the SeatHive logo in the Elementor panel and the block inserter.
- The separate Event categories and My tickets widgets / blocks are no longer offered (category icons are now part of the Events list; the My tickets page is created automatically). Pages that already use them keep working.
- Events list: event images always fill the card, also with Elementor and themes that set img { height: auto } (wide or tall images are cropped to the card ratio).
- Events list: cards on one row line up — category, date and price sit at the same height in every card, also for free events and events without a category.
- Events list: with Dates set to All, past events move to the end and are marked "Ended".
- Events list: fills its Elementor container (also in a row container); checked on desktop, tablet and phone.
- Elementor: the Dates setting explains that Upcoming hides past events.
- Elementor: the SeatHive widgets now look the same in the Elementor editor as on the published page (their styles load in the editor preview too). The SeatHive Event widget shows the event card in the editor.
- Event categories: SeatHive → Categories, each with its own icon and colour. Assign them in the event editor.
- Events list rebuilt (shortcode [seatt_events], block and Elementor widget), modelled on Elementor's Posts widget: Grid, Carousel (with arrows), List with date badges and Featured + list skins; query by all events, categories or hand-picked events, upcoming / past, online / at a venue, order by date, newest, price, best selling or title; header with title, icon and "See all" link; category tabs; Load more or numbered pages; responsive columns and image ratio.
- Event cards: location, title, category, date, "Starts from" price with the early-bird discount, and automatic badges — Promo, Free, Selling fast, Almost sold out, Sold out, Online.
- Elementor: full Style tab for the Events list (header, card, shadow and hover lift, text, price, badges, tabs and pagination) and a new "SeatHive Event categories" widget (also a block and [seatt_event_categories]); a category tile can open an Events list on that category (?seatt_cat=slug).
- New free add-on: SeatHive Accounts (SeatHive → Add-ons). It turns the My tickets page into a full buyer account — sign-up and log-in, order tracking from payment to check-in, tickets, refunds, profile and help — with Elementor widgets and blocks.
- Settings: the Wallet tab now sits next to Payment Setting.
- Menu: Activity Log is now just above Refunds.
- The SeatHive Event block and Elementor widget show the SeatWP logo.
- For developers: filter seatt_my_tickets_html and action seatt_my_tickets_verified on the My tickets page.
- Multi-date events: add more dates to an event (one by one, or repeat daily / weekly / every 2 weeks / monthly). Each date has its own tickets or seats, sales and check-in list; the event page shows a date picker. Settings, ticket types and the seat map are copied to every date when you save; dates that already sold tickets are never deleted.
- Checkout questions: add up to 12 questions per event (short or long text, dropdown, checkbox, number, date), optional or required. Answers show in Bookings, the CSV export (one column per question), the receipt and the new-order email. Works in the tickets checkout and the Seating Map checkout.
- My tickets page for buyers: sign in with an email link (no password) and see all orders, upcoming and past, with tickets, PDFs and join links. The page is created automatically; its colours are set in Settings → Display → My tickets page.
- Online and hybrid events: add a join link and access note. Only paid buyers see it — on the receipt, in the confirmation email, the reminder and My tickets — right after paying or from 1–48 hours before the start.
- Apple Wallet and Google Wallet: new Settings → Wallet tab. Once set up, every ticket on the receipt gets "Add to Apple Wallet" / "Add to Google Wallet" with the same QR code the door scanner reads. Off by default.
- Blocks for the block editor (SeatHive Event, SeatHive Events list, SeatHive My tickets) and the same three Elementor widgets. New [seatt_events] shortcode for a grid of upcoming events.
- Receipt: ticket holders of quantity tickets are numbered 1, 2, 3 across the order.
- Settings → Display previews show sample prices in your store currency.
- Check-in portal: a staff account with one assigned event gets it pre-selected.
- One order per checkout: a double click, a retried request or a second tab no longer creates a second order. The same order sent again returns the order that already exists (and the same payment page); a seat that is already in an open order of the buyer cannot go into another one.
- Settings → Display → "Seat map checkout": your own colours for the checkout buttons, text, backgrounds and the Back button, corners, and the timer / line under the buttons on or off.
- The line under the checkout buttons now says "Secure payment" and can be changed (seat map and tickets-only checkout).
- The phone field shows "Phone" instead of a sample number.
- Checkout buttons keep their look on themes that style every button (e.g. Hello Elementor), and hidden buttons stay hidden.
- New per-event "Checkout timer" setting (Event settings): choose how many minutes seats or tickets stay reserved during checkout (2–60, default 12).
- Add-ons page: new Seating Map plans (3 months, 1 year, Agency for 5 sites, Lifetime).
- When the checkout timer runs out, the buyer is sent back to the event page with a short note that the seats or tickets were released.
- Removed WhatsApp reminders (Fonnte and the add-on relay). Event reminders are sent by email; the old WhatsApp settings are cleaned up automatically.
- New name: SeatHive Event Ticketing (plugin slug: seathive). Same data, settings and links.
- If the earlier "Seat Ticketing" copy is still active, SeatHive waits and shows a notice instead of clashing with it.
- Admin screens and script handles now use the plugin's own "seatt-" prefix (old admin links redirect automatically).
- Readme: each external service is documented with what is sent, when, and links to its terms and privacy policy.
- Event page tabs: inactive tabs are now dark (themes such as Hello Elementor no longer turn them pink).
- New settings under Display → Event details page: "Tab text" and "Tab hover colour".
- Event pages (/events/…) no longer 404 right after installing or updating — permalinks are rebuilt automatically.
- New name: SeatHive (formerly SeatWP). Free, no license key, nothing locked.
- Seat maps and the Chart Builder moved to the optional SeatWP Seating Map add-on.
- New Add-ons screen.
- Data from the older plugin is moved over automatically; old links and QR codes keep working.
- All scripts and styles now load through the WordPress enqueue system.