Description:

• This page provides a description of the donation campaign.
• The campaign name is pulled from the External Name of the campaign from within Theatre Manager.
• The default page pulls the description information directly from the Notes tab for the Donation Campaign setup inside Theatre Manager.
• The title of the page includes a number that references the campaign sequence number from within Theatre Manager.
• This is a custom page that can be edited to reflect the details of this specific campaign.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmCampaign

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMdonation.html

Called By Page(s):

• TMcart.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• This page provides a description of the donation campaign.
• The campaign name is pulled from the External Name of the campaign from within Theatre Manager.
• The default page pulls the description information directly from the Notes tab for the Donation Campaign setup inside Theatre Manager.
• The title of the page includes a number that references the campaign sequence number from within Theatre Manager.
• This is a custom page that can be edited to reflect the details of this specific campaign.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmCampaign

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMdonation.html

Called By Page(s):

• TMcart.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• This page provides a description of the donation campaign.
• The campaign name is pulled from the External Name of the campaign from within Theatre Manager.
• The default page pulls the description information directly from the Notes tab for the Donation Campaign setup inside Theatre Manager.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmCampaign

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMdonation.html

Called By Page(s):

• rowCartDonation.html
• rowCheckoutDonation.html
• rowOldCartDonation.html
• rowOldCartPrintDonation.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• A sample page for Board of Directors information.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css

Description:

• A sample list of upcoming Courses or Classes the organization is offering.
• The course description information is hard coded onto the page.
• The Enroll in Class buttons are coded to reference the course in the TMtickets.html using the Event # from within Theatre Manager for the course.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMtickets.html

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• Contact information for the Organization.
• The Company information is pulled directly from the Setup >> Company Preferences tab of Theatre Manager.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• maps.google.com
• The companies web site as it appears in the Company tab of Setup >> Company Preferences within Theatre Manager.

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmContactHours.html

Description:

• A sample page describing the organizations donation campaigns.
• The donation description information is hard coded onto the page.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMdonation.html

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• A sample page describing the organizations upcoming special events.
• The event description information is hard coded onto the page.
• The link behind the event title references the tmEvent1.html where the number 1 is replaced with the Event # from within Theatre Manager.
• The Click Here to Purchase Tickets link and the Purchase Tickets buttons both reference the TMtickets.html page where the Event # has been added to the button to present just the performances for this event. See the Redirecting a link to a specific page in the Web Listener page for more information on creating links within Theatre Manager.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• tmEvent1.html
• TMtickets.html

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• A sample page describing the options to subscribe to Mail Lists.
• The mail list description information is hard coded onto the page.
• The Click Here to Subscribe to Mail List link and the Subscribe to Mail List button both reference the TMmaillist.html page

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMmaillist.html

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css

Description:

• A sample page describing the Pass Type items available for sale.
• The pass description information is hard coded onto the page.
• The Click Here to Purchase a Pass link and the Purchase Pass button both reference the TMpass.html page

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMpass.html

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css

Description:

• A sample page of the upcoming season for the organizations.
• The event description information is hard coded onto the page.
• The link behind the event title references the tmEvent1.html where the number 1 is replaced with the Event # from within Theatre Manager. The Event # has been added to the link to present just the performances for this event. See the Redirecting a link to a specific page in the Web Listener page for more information on creating links within Theatre Manager.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• tmEvent1.html

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css

Description:

• A sample page of a past seasons individual performances.
• The event description information is hard coded onto the page.
• The link behind the event title references the tmEvent1.html where the number 1 is replaced with the Event # from within Theatre Manager. The Event # has been added to the link to present just the performances for this event. See the Redirecting a link to a specific page in the Web Listener page for more information on creating links within Theatre Manager.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• tmEvent1.html

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css

Description:

• A sample page of a past seasons individual performances.
• The event description information is hard coded onto the page.
• The link behind the event title references the tmEvent1.html where the number 1 is replaced with the Event # from within Theatre Manager. The Event # has been added to the link to present just the performances for this event. See the Redirecting a link to a specific page in the Web Listener page for more information on creating links within Theatre Manager.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• tmEvent1.html

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css

Description:

• A sample page of Staff information for the organization.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css

Description:

• A sample page for Volunteer information.
• The company name and telephone number are pulled from Setup >> Company Preferences within Theatre Manager.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmContent

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css

This folder contains customized copies of the default pages from within the tmCampaign folder. These pages have been edited to meet the design and desired look for the organizations online sales. For details on the default tmCampaign folder click here.

This folder contains customized copies of the default pages from within the tmContent folder. These pages have been edited to meet the design and desired look for the organizations online sales. For details on the default tmContent folder click here.

This folder contains customized copies of the default pages from within the tmEvent folder. These pages have been edited to meet the design and desired look for the organizations online sales.

For details on the default tmEvent folder click here.

This folder contains customized copies of the default pages from within the tmFee folder. These pages have been edited to meet the design and desired look for the organizations online sales. For details on the default tmFee folder click here.

This folder contains customized copies of the default pages from within the tmMaps folder. These pages have been edited to meet the design and desired look for the organizations online sales. For details on the default tmMaps folder click here.

This folder contains customized copies of the default pages from within the tmPass folder. These pages have been edited to meet the design and desired look for the organizations online sales. For details on the default tmPass folder click here.

This folder contains customized copies of the default pages from within the tmScripts folder. These pages have been edited to meet the design and desired look for the organizations online sales. For details on the default tmScripts folder click here.

This folder contains customized copies of the default pages from within the tmSubscription folder. These pages have been edited to meet the design and desired look for the organizations online sales. For details on the default tmSubscription folder click here.

This folder contains customized copies of the default pages from within the TMtemplates folder. These pages have been edited to meet the design and desired look for the organizations online sales.

For details on the default TMtemplates folder click here.

This folder contains customized copies of the default pages from within the tmVenue folder. These pages have been edited to meet the design and desired look for the organizations online sales. For details on the default tmVenue folder click here.

• This page provides a description of the over all event and it's details.
• This is a custom page that can be edited to reflect the details of this specific event.
• The name of the page includes a number that references the event sequence number from within Theatre Manager.
• The event name is pulled from the external name of the event from within Theatre Manager.
• The run start and end date are pulled from the performance tab within the event setup of Theatre Manager.
• The venue and it's address are pulled from the map the event was built on within Theatre Manager.
• The run time, description information and image are directly from the marketing tab of the event from within Theatre Manager.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmEvent

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMtickets.html

Called By Page(s):

• contentEvents.html
• TMcart.html
• TMtickets.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

• This page provides a description of the over all event and it's details.
• The event name is pulled from the external name of the event from within Theatre Manager.
• The run start and end date are pulled from the performance tab within the event setup of Theatre Manager.
• The venue and it's address are pulled from the map the event was built on within Theatre Manager.
• The run time, description information and image are directly from the marketing tab of the event from within Theatre Manager.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmEvent

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMtickets.html

Called By Page(s):

• NextEventNormal.html
• PrevEventNormal.html
• rowCartCourseNewGroup.html
• rowCartFestivalNewGroup.html
• rowCartReserveNewGroup.html
• rowCartSub.html
• rowCartSubNewGroup.html
• rowCheckoutCourse.html
• rowCheckoutFestival.html
• rowCheckoutReserve.html
• rowFutureTicketHeader.html
• rowFutureTicketPrintHeader.html
• rowOldCartCourse.html
• rowOldCartFestival.html
• rowOldCartReserve.html
• rowOldCartSub.html
• rowOldCartPrintCourse.html
• rowOldCartPrintFestival.html
• rowOldCartPrintReserve.html
• rowOldCartPrintSub.html
• rowPkgTicketFestival.html
• rowPerfDetailCal.html
• rowTicketEvent.html
• rowTicketEventImage.html
• rowTicketEventName.html
• rowTicketEventNotOnSaleYet.html
• TMcart.html
• TMtickets.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• A list of box office policies as they apply to the organization.
• This page should be edited to accurately reflect the policies of the organization.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmFee

Able to Call Page(s):

• maps.google.com
• tmOrderFeeDefault.html
• tmMailFeeDefault.html
• The companies web site as it appears in the Company tab of Setup >> Company Preferences within Theatre Manager.

Called By Page(s):

• TMcheckout.html
• TMfutureTickets.html
• TMfutureTicketsPrint.html
• tmnavButtonsFooter.html
• tmtermsandconditions.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmContactHours.html
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• This is the default web page called for online fees.
• The name of the fee and the description are pulled from the Fee Type from within Theatre Manager.
• Any fee created for online sales will present this page with the fee title is clicked on. This excludes mailing fees and order fees as they have their own default pages.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmFee

Able to Call Page(s):

• maps.google.com
• The companies web site as it appears in the Company tab of Setup >> Company Preferences within Theatre Manager.

Called By Page(s):

• tmCart.html
• TMoldCartDetails.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmContactHours.html
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• This is the web page called for online mailing fees.
• The name of the fee and the description are hard coded into the web page.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmFee

Able to Call Page(s):

• maps.google.com
• The companies web site as it appears in the Company tab of Setup >> Company Preferences within Theatre Manager.

Called By Page(s):

• tmCart.html
• TMoldCartDetails.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmContactHours.html
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• This is the default web page called for online mailing fees.
• The name of the fee and the description are hard coded into the web page.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmFee

Able to Call Page(s):

• maps.google.com
• The companies web site as it appears in the Company tab of Setup >> Company Preferences within Theatre Manager.

Called By Page(s):

• tmBoxOfficePolicy.html
• tmCart.html
• TMoldCartDetails.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmContactHours.html
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• This is the web page called for online order fees.
• The page pulls the name of the fee from within Theatre Manager.
• The description of the fee is hard coded in the web page.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmFee

Able to Call Page(s):

• maps.google.com
• The companies web site as it appears in the Company tab of Setup >> Company Preferences within Theatre Manager.

Called By Page(s):

• tmCart.html
• TMoldCartDetails.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmContactHours.html
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• This is the default web page called for online order fees.
• The page pulls the name of the fee from within Theatre Manager.
• The description of the fee is hard coded in the web page.
• If the existing online order fee were duplicated within Theatre Manager and a custom fee page not created, this would be the page pulled to describe the fee.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmFee

Able to Call Page(s):

• maps.google.com
• The companies web site as it appears in the Company tab of Setup >> Company Preferences within Theatre Manager.

Called By Page(s):

• tmBoxOfficePolicy.html
• tmCart.html
• TMoldCartDetails.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmContactHours.html
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• Outlines the Privacy Policy of the organization including management and handling of data.
• Used in conjunction with Limited Profiles to encourage patrons to provide full login information.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmFee/

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavButtonsFooter.html
• TMpatronLimitedProfile.html
• tmtermsandconditions.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image is references as the background of the invoice emailed to patrons upon the completion of a sale.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• TMcheckoutInvoiceEmail.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image is called as a part of the .backgroundBottom reference in the default style sheets.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• stylePages.css

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image is called as a part of the .backgroundSide reference in the default style sheets.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• stylePages.css

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• Can be added to the style sheets as the background image.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• Currently Not Applicable

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Individual bootstrap elements can be formatted in the custom.css page to create a unique design for the ticketing site.

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Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs/

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• styles.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• none

Description:

• This image contains examples of the location for the CVV, CVV2 or CID number on a credit card.
• The purpose of this image is to assist patrons during the purchase process in locating the number to complete their online sale.
• CVV, CVV2 or CID numbers are not stored within the Theatre Manager database.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• TMcheckout.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This is an image of the handicap stencil.
• The image is used to draw attention to important information for patron requiring accessibility information.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• TMhome.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• Defines the standard page layout for the online sales and normalizes differences between various web browsers.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs/

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• styles.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• tmnavLanguages.html

Description:

• There are several different Language Flags in the tmGifs folder.
• If a desired flag is current not available, additional images can be added to the folder.
• The images are used, in conjunction with buttons, to navigate back and forth between the multilingual WebPages folders.
• An organization would need to translate the WebPages folder to the desired languages before implementing this feature.
• Please see the WebPagesEN folder for additional information on setting up multilingual pages.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavLanguages.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image represents a line.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• Currently Not Applicable

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image is the default online sales page header.
• It's pulled by the stylePages.css onto almost every page within the online sales.
• This image is often replaced with a page header that more accurately resembles the organizations main web pages.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• stylePages.css
• tmnavTop.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image represents a blank space.
• It is most often used to place a space between images on a page. An example would be the flags on the Language Flags Gif page.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• Currently Not Applicable.

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image is used to indicate a first step.
• The images is designed to draw notice to fields that require the patrons attention.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• TMsubscriptionMapDefault.html
• TMsubscriptionMapDefaultf.html
• TMsubscriptionsMapDefaultf.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefault.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefaultc.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefaultf.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image is used to indicate a second step.
• The images is designed to draw notice to fields that require the patrons attention.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• TMsubscriptionMapDefault.html
• TMsubscriptionMapDefaultf.html
• TMsubscriptionsMapDefaultf.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefault.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefaultc.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefaultf.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image is used to indicate the third step.
• The images is designed to draw notice to fields that require the patrons attention.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• TMsubscriptionMapDefault.html
• TMsubscriptionMapDefaultf.html
• TMsubscriptionsMapDefaultf.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefault.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image is used to indicate the fourth step.
• The images is designed to draw notice to fields that require the patrons attention.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• TMsubscriptionMapDefault.html
• TMsubscriptionsMapDefaultf.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image represents a stop sign.
• The image is used to draw attention to important information that should be read prior to navigating away from the current page.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• TMhome.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

NOTE: NO LONGER USED WITH THE RESPONSIVE PAGE DESIGN -- refer to custom.css instead.

Description:

• This stylesheet contains the styles that are used for the buttons on the various web pages within the Web Sales Module that have buttons.
• Stylesheets (also called Cascading Style Sheets hence "css") are used to change the look of web pages. By having them you can set text, buttons, hyperlinks and so forth to different colors, size, etc. They are called in with a <link rel="stylesheet" href="" type="text/css"> where within the double quotes would be the path of the stylesheet.
• The different styles are called from source code an changes to the text, hyperlinks, etc of a web page can be made simply by editing the stylesheet instead of manually changing each page individually.
• The look of the buttons can be changed by editing the fields within the style sheet. For example, if you don't like the light blue halo around the navigation buttons across the top of the page you can change the colour by editing the board color in the .button style.

#	Item	Description
1	.button	References the buttons across the top of the online sales window.
2	.buttonover	The result of a mouse hovers over the buttons across the top of the online sales window.
3	.new	The buttons within the tables in the online sales window.
4	newover	The change in a button within the the tables when an mouse if hovered over it.

Questions and Answers:

Q: Why are the navigation buttons appearing in deep red on Internet Explorer, but are normal on other browsers?

A: When the line below is uncommented in the style sheets the buttons appear a graded red in an Internet Explorer browser.
filter:progid:DXiMageTransform.microsoft.Gradient(GradientType=0,StartColorStr='#ff800000',EndColorStr='#ff800000');

For details on commenting out the crimson filter click here.
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Q: I do most of my web development testing with Safari or Chrome as a web browser, and eventually I get around to checking things with Internet Explorer. What I am seeing with our ticketing site is two vastly different color schemes. Is there a separate set of .css files or something that pertains specifically to Internet Explorer, or are they just different from the Mac browsers?

A: In part, this has to do with the color calibration of the monitor the patron is using to view your site. You can change the color calibration for your monitors - which is especially easy on a Mac. While Mac has color correction set up for your monitor, your browser may or may not use color correction for web content/images depending on its setup. Your color picker reports what your Operating System thinks it is rendering. Another browser may report something else.

Most Mac browsers (Safari, Firefox) use color management to display what is theoretically True Color. This means that it will read the colors that are embedded in original web page or image, match them to the color calibration of your monitor and display them appropriately. Unmanaged browsers (such as Internet Explorer) do not read the embedded color coding and apply colors according to a default set in a color palette - which may or may not match what the original web page designer intended.

So while this is not a solution, it is an explanation. The images and web page elements are being sent identically to all browsers. The various browsers, however, are interpreting the color palette differently. Safari and Firefox offer color calibration to your monitor. Other browsers may not.
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Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs/

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• styles.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• tmnavLanguages.html

NOTE: NO LONGER USED WITH THE RESPONSIVE PAGE DESIGN -- refer to custom.css instead.

Description:

• Stylesheets (also called Cascading Style Sheets hence "css") are used to change the look of web pages. They can set text, buttons, hyperlinks and so forth to different colors, size, etc. The usefulness is that they are called in with a <link rel="stylesheet" href="" type="text/css"> where within the double quotes would be the path of the stylesheet. The different styles are called using source code and you can change the text, hyperlinks, etc of a web page simply by editing the stylesheet instead of manually changing each page individually.
• This stylesheet contains the design for all pages within the Web Sales module. The styles in this css page changes the properties of text and hyperlinks to different font sizes, colors, etc.
• You can change how items look by changing the fields within this page. For example, if you don't like a text color simple change the color field within the appropriate style.
• To comment out information within the style sheet add a /* at the beginning of the text and */ at the end of the text.
• The references below containing the word Print belong to web pages where the page name ends in the word Print. These pages are designed to be printer friendly versions of the original page. The references are also used when any page is printed. Some organizations customize their web pages with colours schemes that are not printer friendly. These references allows for a colour combination that will be visible when pages is printed.

 

#	Item	Description
1	.background	Indicates the colour, image and attributes to be used for the background in most web pages within the online sales.
2	.backgroundPrint	The colour to be used as the background for print pages from within the web sales.
3	.backgroundSide	The colour used for the tmnavSide.htmlpage. When using frames, this attribute can be edited to meet the design requirements for the side panels.
4	.backgroundSidePrint	The colour of the side panels, when printed, while using frames within the web pages.
5	.limitedprofilelogin	Allows for the over all customization of the TMpatronLimitedProfile.html page.
6	.limitedprofileentry	The customization of the entry fields within the TMpatronLimitedProfile.html page.
7	.main	A text style mainly included within <P> tags in the web pages. Sets the font size and colour of text within a web page.
8	.mainPrint	The text colour for print pages from within the web sales.
9	.missingfield	The font used for fields where information must be entered to meet the mandatory data requirements within the Theatre Manager database.
10	.title	The header of the page that often appears at the top of the browser window.
11	.titlePrint	Header for print pages from within the web sales.
12	a.navlink	Attributes for the navigation links within the tmnavSide.html pages. It is also used in the TMattendancePalm.htmlpage.
13	a.navlinkPrint	The attributes of a.navlink when printed.
14	a.navlink:hover	The result of a mouse moving over a hyperlink in the tmnavSide.html page.
15	a.navlinkPrint:hover	The attributes of a.navlink:hover when a mouse is on top of it at the time the page is printed.
16	.message	The text pulled from the TMError.txt page. This text is found across the top of the web page.
17	.messagePrint	The attributes of .message when printed.
18	.waitmessage	This message appears on web pages where it make take a moment for the request to return with information from the database.
19	a.link	An <A HREF> style for links within the web pages.
20	a.linkPrint	The attributes of a.link when printed.
21	a.link:hover	The result of a mouse moving over the a.link hyperlink in the web pages.
22	a.linkPrint:hover	The attributes of a.link:hover when a mouse is on top of it at the time the page is printed.
23	.playinfo	The text within the season or ticket sales process that describes the performance details.
24	.playinfoPrint	The attributes of a.playinfo when printed.
25	.backgroundBottom	The colour used for the tmnavBottom.htmlpage. When using frames, this attribute can be edited to meet the design requirements for the bottom panels.
26	.backgroundBottomPrint	The colour of the bottom panels, when printed, while using frames within the web pages.
27	.tablerowheader	Descriptive information within the tables of the web pages.
28	.tablerowheaderprint	The attributes of .tablerowheader when printed.
29	.tablerowdetail	Active information within the tables of the web pages.
30	.tablerowdetailprint	The attributes of .tablerowdetail when printed.

#	Item	Description
31	.calendarheader	For Future Implementation.
32	.calendarcellheadercurrentmonth	For Future Implementation.
33	.calendcellheadercurrentdate	For Future Implementation.
34	.calendarcellheaderothermonth	For Future Implementation.
35	.calendarcellheaderotherdate	For Future Implementation.
36	table.inner	For Future Implementation.
37	table.outer	For Future Implementation.
38	table.calendar	For Future Implementation.
39	table.calendar a.link	For Future Implementation.
40	table.calendar a.link:hover	For Future Implementation.
41	.calendar2	For Future Implementation.
42	table.calendar tr	For Future Implementation.
43	table.calendar td	For Future Implementation.
44	.calendar2	For Future Implementation.
45	.table.calendarother	For Future Implementation.
46	table.calendarother a.link	For Future Implementation.
47	table.calendarother a.link:hover	For Future Implementation.
48	.calendar2	For Future Implementation.
49	table.calendarother td	For Future Implementation.
50	table.datenumber	For Future Implementation.
51	table.datenumber tr	For Future Implementation.
52	table.datenumber td	For Future Implementation.
53	table.datenumber td#green	For Future Implementation.
54	table.datenumberother	For Future Implementation.
55	table.datenumberother tr	For Future Implementation.
56	table.datenumberother td	For Future Implementation.
57	table.datenumberother td#noborder	For Future Implementation.

Location:

WebPagesEN/tmGifs/

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• styles.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• pageHeader.gif
• backgroundSide.gif
• backgroundBottom.gif

Description:

• This image is the Arts Management Systems TicketTrove application logo.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• TMtickets..html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image is of the Arts Management Systems company logo.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavSide.html
• TMsys404.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image contains the words "Theatre Manager".
• It's designed to be used in conjunction with the tmPoweredBy.gif.
• The Letter of Confirmation agreement states "As part of the license, you agree to place on a static web page on your main site, the phrase "Powered By Theatre Manager" and that the phrase be linked back to the ArtsMan home page at http://www.artsman.com.".

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavBottom.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This image contains the words "powered by".
• It's designed to be used in conjunction with the tmName.gif.
• The Letter of Confirmation agreement states "As part of the license, you agree to place on a static web page on your main site, the phrase "Powered By Theatre Manager" and that the phrase be linked back to the ArtsMan home page at http://www.artsman.com.".

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmGifs

Able to Call Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Called By Page(s):

• tmnavBottom.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• Not Applicable

Description:

• This page allows the patron to choose the subscription details they would prefer for Reserved seating events.
• Step 1 is a drop down of seating sections pulled from the Best Seat Settings tab from within the Map in Theatre Manager. Depending on the seat configuration of your venue (in particular dinner theatre seating), your Seat Name file may have been setup for a two-pass approach to Best Available seating. For more information on the two-pass system click here.
• Step 2 allows the patron to choose the number of subscriptions they wish to purchase. The quantity is limited to the number of tickets allowed to be sold per Order within Theatre Manager.
• Step 3 indicates the day of the week the patron wishes to attend. This drop down is populated when there is more then one performance date within the season package.
• Step 4 confirms the options as they are indicated about and takes the patron to the TMsubscriptionPriceMapDefault.html page.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmMaps

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMsubscriptionPriceMapDefault.html
• TMsubscriptions.html

Called By Page(s):

• rowSubNewHeader.html
• TMsubscriptions.html
• TMsubscriptionsRenew.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• pleaseWaitMessage.html
• pleaseWaitMessageFunction.html
• setSUBS_SERIES_LIST.html
• setSUBS_SERIES_LISTempty.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LIST.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LISTempty.html
• step1.gif
• step2.gif
• step3.gif
• step4.gif
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• TMError.txt
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• For Future Implementation
• This page allows the patron to choose the subscription details they would prefer for Festival Seating/General Admission events.
• Step 1 allows the patron to choose the number of subscriptions they wish to purchase. The quantity is limited to the number of tickets allowed to be sold per Order within Theatre Manager.
• Step 2 indicates the day of the week the patron wishes to attend. This drop down is populated when there is more then one performance date within the season package.
• Step 3 confirms the options as they are indicated about and takes the patron to the TMsubscriptionPriceMapDefault.html page.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmMaps

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMsubscriptionPriceMapDefault.html
• TMsubscriptions.html

Called By Page(s):

• rowSubNewHeader.html
• TMsubscriptions.html
• TMsubscriptionsRenew.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• pleaseWaitMessage.html
• pleaseWaitMessageFunction.html
• setSUBS_SERIES_LIST.html
• setSUBS_SERIES_LISTempty.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LIST.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LISTempty.html
• step1.gif
• step2.gif
• step3.gif
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• TMError.txt
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• Allows the patron to review the best available seating option within the section they choose from the TMsubscriptionMapDefault.html page. The best available seats are indicated in the Seat Names tab of the Map within Theatre Manager. The Best Avail Area and Best Seat # columns determine the order of the seats. Depending on the seat configuration of your venue (in particular dinner theatre seating), your Seat Name file may have been setup for a two-pass approach to Best Available seating. For more information on the two-pass system click here.
• The drop down next to the seat location allows the patron to choose the appropriate price for the seat. The pricing options in the list are pulled from the event within Theatre Manager. Only prices that are indicated as Season pricing will be available in the drop down.
• The patron can click the Next Best Available button and they will be presented with the next option for available seats within the section.

Questions and Answers:

Q:How can the Pricing drop down order be altered?
A: The pricing drop down is sorted in descending order based on highest price to lowest price. The promotion external description will determine the sort if there are two or more price points of the same value. Promotions sort in ascending order. For steps on how to access the sales promotion click here. Please note not all Promotions or Price Codes are available online and altering promotions will only need to be done for those options that appear online.
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Q: How do you remove the price code name from the Pricing drop down?
A: Select the Web Options tab under Setup >> Company Preferences in Theatre Manager. Remove the check from the Show Price Code option in the Permitted Ticket Printing Options section of the page. Clear the cache on the web listener for the change to take effect. For detailed steps on how to clear the cache in Theatre Manager click here.
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Q: How do you remove the Promotion from the Pricing drop down?
A: Select the Web Options tab under Setup >> Company Preferences in Theatre Manager. Remove the check from the Show Sales Promotion option in the Permitted Ticket Printing Options section of the page. Clear the cache on the web listener for the change to take effect. For detailed steps on how to clear the cache in Theatre Manager click here.
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Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmMaps

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMsubscriptions.html
• TMsusbcriptionPriceMapDefault.html
• TMcart.html

Called By Page(s):

• TMsubscriptionMapDefault.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• pleaseWaitMessage.html
• pleaseWaitMessageFunction.html
• rowSubNoSeat.html
• rowSubReserve.html
• setPROMOTIONSSUB_LIST.html
• setPROMOTIONSSUB_LISTempty.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• TMError.txt
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• For Future Implementation

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmMaps

Able to Call Page(s):

Called By Page(s):

• rowSubNewHeader.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• TMfutureTickets.html
• pleaseWaitMessage.html
• pleaseWaitMessageFunction.html
• setSUBS_SERIES_LIST.html
• setSUBS_SERIES_LISTempty.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LIST.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LISTempty.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css

Description:

• WEB PAGE CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmMaps

Able to Call Page(s):

Called By Page(s):

Page(s) Referenced:

• pleaseWaitMessage.html
• pleaseWaitMessageFunction.html
• rowSubReserve.html
• setPROMOTIONSSUB_LIST.html
• setPROMOTIONSSUB_LISTempty.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css

Description:

• Displays the best available seating option within the section the patron chose from the TMticketsSection_MapDefault.html page. The best available seats are indicated in the Seat Names tab of the Map within Theatre Manager. The Best Avail Area and Best Seat # columns determine the order of the seats. Depending on the seat configuration of your venue (in particular dinner theatre seating), your Seat Name file may have been setup for a two-pass approach to Best Available seating. For more information on the two-pass system click here.
• The patron can click the Next Best Available button and they will be presented with the next option for available seats within the section.
• The drop down next to the seat location allows the patron to choose the appropriate price for the seat. The pricing options in the list are pulled from the event within Theatre Manager. Only prices available online will be displayed in the drop down. Season Subscription online pricing does not appear in the drop down.

Questions and Answers:

Q: How can the Pricing drop down order be altered?
A: The pricing drop down is sorted in descending order based on highest price to lowest price. The promotion external description will determine the sort if there are two or more price points of the same value. Promotions sort in ascending order. For steps on how to access the sales promotion click here. Please note not all Promotions or Price Codes are available online and altering promotions will only need to be done for those options that appear online.
____________________________________________________________

Q: How do you remove the price code name from the Pricing drop down?
A: Select the Web Options tab under Setup >> Company Preferences in Theatre Manager. Remove the check from the Show Price Code option in the Permitted Ticket Printing Options section of the page. Clear the cache on the web listener for the change to take effect. For detailed steps on how to clear the cache in Theatre Manager click here.
____________________________________________________________

Q: How do you remove the Promotion from the Pricing drop down?
A: Select the Web Options tab under Setup >> Company Preferences in Theatre Manager. Remove the check from the Show Sales Promotion option in the Permitted Ticket Printing Options section of the page. Clear the cache on the web listener for the change to take effect. For detailed steps on how to clear the cache in Theatre Manager click here.
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Q: How can I make the entire map display?
A: Change the selected_border value in the image reference near the bottom of the page to be 999.
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Q: How can I change the color the seats appear as on the map?
A: Change the selected_color in the image reference near the bottom of the page to the desired hex color value.
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Q: How do you change the map image at the bottom of the page so it does not display the image from within Theatre Manager?
A:Add the desired image to the tmGifs folder with the WebPages. Comment out the existing image reference line at the bottom of the page. Add a new image reference for the desired image. The full path name is not required. /tmGifs/image.jpg can be used ad this page is already referencing the WebPages through the base reference.
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Location:

WebPages/1/WebPagesEN/tmMaps

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMcart.html
• TMticketsMaxPurchased.html
• TMticketsPrice_MapDefault.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefault.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefaultc.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefaultf.html

Called By Page(s):

• TMticketsSection_MapDefault.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefaultc.html
• TMticketsSection_MapDefaultf.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• pleaseWaitMessage.html
• pleaseWaitMessageFunction.html
• rowTicketCourse.html
• rowTicketFestival.html
• rowTicketNoSeat.html
• rowTicketReserve.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• TMError.txt
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• This pages is specific to reserved seating performances.
• The patron can choose the ticket options they would prefer to add to their cart.
• The event title, date and time are pulled from Theatre Manager based on the selection from the previous window.
• Step 1 is a drop down of seating sections pulled from the Best Seat Settings tab from within the Map in Theatre Manager.
• Step 2 allows the patron to indicate the number of tickets they wish to purchase. The quantity is limited to the number of tickets allowed to be sold per Order within Theatre Manager.
• Step 3 searches the database for the preferences from the above steps. It loads the TMticketsPrice_MapDefault.html page.
• The map is pulled directly from the Theatre Manager database. The page can be duplicated and the word Default changed to the map number from within Theatre Manager. The page can then be edited to display an image specific to the venue.
• Web sales produces seats using the Best Seat settings within each venue map. For more information on the Best Seat settings, click here. Depending on the seat configuration of your venue (in particular dinner theatre seating), your Seat Name file may have been setup for a two-pass approach to Best Available seating. For more information on the two-pass system click here.

Questions and Answers:

Q: Can I replace the map image with an image of my own?
A: Yes, the image can be replaced. Place the desired image in the tmGifs folder. Locate the line containing the F_HTML_SEATMAP references towards the bottom of the page. Comment out the line. Add an image reference to the page calling the desired image from the tmGifs folder. Please note the reference should only require the folder name (tmGifs) and the full image name.
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Q: Can I change the default value in the drop down for number of seats to purchase?
A: Yes, you can. The default value is controlled in the Performance details. It can be altered by going to Setup >> Events and searching for the desired event. Double click on the event and select the Performance tab. Double click on the desired performance to open the Performance Detail window. Select the Web Settings tab. The Suggested Purchase Qty field determines the default value in the drop down within the online sales.
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Q: Can I increase/decrease the value in the drop down for number of seats to purchase?
A: Yes, you can. This value is controlled by the over all cart limit, event limit and performance limits.

• The cart limit is located in Setup >> System Preferences under the Web tab. It's controlled by the Maximum Tickets field. This value determines the total number of tickets that are allowed per cart. If the patron has already added tickets to their cart the drop down will decrease by the number of tickets in the cart.


• The Event limit is in the Eventtab of the Event Setup. The Web Purchase Limit defaults to the cart limit from above. However, a value can be entered into the field to alter the total number of tickets that can be purchased over all for the Event. This means if there are several performances this is the total tickets for all performances. If an event has a maximum of 8 tickets regardless of performances this is where the value would be set.


• Finally, the Performance limit is controlled in the Web Settings tab. This is located by selecting the Performance tab in the Event and double clicking on the performance. The Web Purchase Limit field controls the maximum tickets per performance that can be purchased. If an event has a limit of four tickets per performance this is where the value would be set.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmMaps

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMticketsPrice_MapDefault.html
• TMtickets.html

Called By Page(s):

• rowTicketEvent.html
• TMtickets.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• constantALLPRICECODES.txt
• constantANYSECTIONS.txt
• pleaseWaitMessage.html
• pleaseWaitMessageFunction.html
• setBEST_AREA_SEARCH_LIST.html
• setBEST_AREA_SEARCH_LISTempty.html
• setBEST_PRICE_CODE_SEARCH_LIST.html
• setBEST_PRICE_CODE_SEARCH_LISTempty.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LIST.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LISTempty.html
• step1.gif
• step2.gif
• step3.gif
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• TMError.txt
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• This pages is specific to Courses. Note the c at the end of the page name.
• The patron can choose the ticket options they would prefer to add to their cart.
• The event title, date and time are pulled from Theatre Manager based on the selection from the previous window.
• Step 1 allows the patron to choose the number of admissions to the course they wish to purchase. The quantity is limited to the number of tickets allowed to be sold per Order within Theatre Manager.
• Step 2 searches the database for the preferences from the above steps. It loads the TMticketsPrice_MapDefault.html page.
• For details on how to setup a course click here.

Questions and Answers:

Q: Can I replace the map image with an image of my own?
A: Yes, the image can be replaced. Place the desired image in the tmGifs folder. Locate the line containing the F_HTML_SEATMAP references towards the bottom of the page. Comment out the line. Add an image reference to the page calling the desired image from the tmGifs folder. Please note the reference should only require the folder name (tmGifs) and the full image name.
____________________________________________________________

Q: Can I change the default value in the drop down for number of seats to purchase?
A: Yes, you can. The default value is controlled in the Performance details. It can be altered by going to Setup >> Events and searching for the desired event. Double click on the event and select the Performance tab. Double click on the desired performance to open the Performance Detail window. Select the Web Settings tab. The Suggested Purchase Qty field determines the default value in the drop down within the online sales.
____________________________________________________________

Q: Can I increase/decrease the value in the drop down for number of seats to purchase?
A: Yes, you can. This value is controlled by the over all cart limit, event limit and performance limits.

• The cart limit is located in Setup >> System Preferences under the Web tab. It's controlled by the Maximum Tickets field. This value determines the total number of tickets that are allowed per cart. If the patron has already added tickets to their cart the drop down will decrease by the number of tickets in the cart.


• The Event limit is in the Eventtab of the Event Setup. The Web Purchase Limit defaults to the cart limit from above. However, a value can be entered into the field to alter the total number of tickets that can be purchased over all for the Event. This means if there are several performances this is the total tickets for all performances. If an event has a maximum of 8 tickets regardless of performances this is where the value would be set.


• Finally, the Performance limit is controlled in the Web Settings tab. This is located by selecting the Performance tab in the Event and double clicking on the performance. The Web Purchase Limit field controls the maximum tickets per performance that can be purchased. If an event has a limit of four tickets per performance this is where the value would be set.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmMaps

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMticketsPrice_MapDefault.html
• TMtickets.html

Called By Page(s):

• rowTicketEvent.html
• TMtickets.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• pleaseWaitMessage.html
• pleaseWaitMessageFunction.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LIST.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LISTempty.html
• step1.gif
• step2.gif
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• TMError.txt
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• This pages is specific to Festival Seating/General Admission seating performances. Note the f at the end of the page name.
• The patron can choose the ticket options they would prefer to add to their cart.
• The event title, date and time are pulled from Theatre Manager based on the selection from the previous window.
• Step 1 allows the patron to indicate the number of tickets they wish to purchase. The quantity is limited to the number of tickets allowed to be sold per Order within Theatre Manager.
• Step 2 searches the database for the preferences from the above steps. It loads the TMticketsPrice_MapDefault.html page.
• The map is pulled directly from the Theatre Manager database. The page can be duplicated and the word Default changed to the Pricing Map number from within Theatre Manager. The page can then be edited to display an image specific to the venue.

Questions and Answers:

Q: Can I replace the map image with an image of my own?
A: Yes, the image can be replaced. Place the desired image in the tmGifs folder. Locate the line containing the F_HTML_SEATMAP references towards the bottom of the page. Comment out the line. Add an image reference to the page calling the desired image from the tmGifs folder. Please note the reference should only require the folder name (tmGifs) and the full image name.
____________________________________________________________

Q: Can I change the default value in the drop down for number of seats to purchase?
A: Yes, you can. The default value is controlled in the Performance details. It can be altered by going to Setup >> Events and searching for the desired event. Double click on the event and select the Performance tab. Double click on the desired performance to open the Performance Detail window. Select the Web Settings tab. The Suggested Purchase Qty field determines the default value in the drop down within the online sales.
____________________________________________________________

Q: Can I increase/decrease the value in the drop down for number of seats to purchase?
A: Yes, you can. This value is controlled by the over all cart limit, event limit and performance limits.

• The cart limit is located in Setup >> System Preferences under the Web tab. It's controlled by the Maximum Tickets field. This value determines the total number of tickets that are allowed per cart. If the patron has already added tickets to their cart the drop down will decrease by the number of tickets in the cart.


• The Event limit is in the Eventtab of the Event Setup. The Web Purchase Limit defaults to the cart limit from above. However, a value can be entered into the field to alter the total number of tickets that can be purchased over all for the Event. This means if there are several performances this is the total tickets for all performances. If an event has a maximum of 8 tickets regardless of performances this is where the value would be set.


• Finally, the Performance limit is controlled in the Web Settings tab. This is located by selecting the Performance tab in the Event and double clicking on the performance. The Web Purchase Limit field controls the maximum tickets per performance that can be purchased. If an event has a limit of four tickets per performance this is where the value would be set.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmMaps

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMticketsPrice_MapDefault.html
• TMtickets.html

Called By Page(s):

• rowTicketEvent.html
• TMtickets.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• pleaseWaitMessage.html
• pleaseWaitMessageFunction.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LIST.html
• setTICKET_QTY_LISTempty.html
• step1.gif
• step2.gif
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• TMError.txt
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

at the bottom of the page is an <img> tag that shows the actual map:

<img src="<field>F_HTML_SEATMAP"</field>&reserved_colour=007700&reserved_boundary=true&reserved_seat_border=5&format=svg" width="80%"/>

See also tmpickYourSeatScripts.html for some options that can be made regarding zoom controls on scripts that handle the maps.

format=xxx	specifies the graphic format in which to display your seat maps on a web page. Pick your seat formats with interactivity pick - Special Case. If you have pick your own seats turned on, this is the preferred format. It will give you an svg graphic that is interactive and the patron can use to pick their seats is on. It forces always show sold seats on the map, regardless if it is turned off in Theatre Manager. svg - will also display in svg format. However, this format respects the show sold seats option for the performance. It may not be useful for pick your own as somebody wouldn't know which other seats are taken, but it could be useful to show people where their seats are. Static Formats with no interactivity png - you will only get a png image in a static map. You cannot pick your owns seat and the map has no interactivity jpeg - similar to png, except the image is in jpeg format pdf - similar to png, except it is a pdf A rule of thumb is if you are allowing the seats to be clicked by using an
reserved_only=false	specifies that the map image to be drawn contains only a zoomed in sub-set of the entire map, centred around the seats that are offered to the patron. It the parameter is ignored if the map is in pick-your-own-seat mode. Values are: use true, yes,y, or 1 for a zoomed in area around the reserved seats false, no,n, or 0 for a full sized map (or do not specify the parameter)
reserved_boundary=true	Indicates that a boundary is to be drawn around the seats that are offered to the user (not avaliable when map is in pick-your-own mode) If true, the map displayed to the user will contain a rectangle outlining the viewable area that would be shown if reserved_only was specified. This encircles the offered seats and clearly indicates where in the venue the user will sit. If the reserved_only parameter is not specified at the same time as this parameters, then the map is shown at full size, with the rectangle around the seats.
reserved_seat_border=##	Specifies the distance (in seats) from the offered seats where the reserved_boundary will be placed. Reasonable values are 2 seats around the reserved seats or 4 seats around the reserved seats
reserved_boundary_color=FF0000	Specifies the colour of the boundary drawn around the seats that are offered (if not using pick your own)
reserved_boundary_width=xx	Specifies the width of the boundary drawn around the offered seats (if not using pick your own). The default size is 3/4 of the average width of seats on the map. You can make it more or less.
seat_color=FF0000	Specifies the colour of the unsold (available) seats on the map as a RGB hex string. i.e. FF0000 means bright red and 007700 is green
selected_color=000000	Specifies the stroke (border) color of the selected seats as a RGB hex string. These seats that a patron is picking on the reserve your seat map.
reserved_color=FF0000	Specifies the fill color of the temporarily held best seats as a RGB hex string
unavailable_color=00FF00	Specifies the fill color of the unavailable seats as a RGB hex string. Seats are unavailable if they are already sold to another patron or held for any reason.
unavailable_text=X	Specifies the single character that will be used to put in seats that are not available. This over-rides the '*' that TM will put in unavailable seats. You can use any ascii character you want such as 'X'. You may even use %20 (space), which if used in conjunction with unavailable_color will provide a solid square for unavailable seats.
seat_font=X	The font to use for seat labels when using mouseover to show the door/section/row/seat and seat description (depends on what the description setup is in the SCG map on the pricing map setup)
seat_size=X	The size of the fonts on the seat labels
seat_font_scale=X	SVG scaling factor to apply to the font size (depends on the scale used when constructing the SVG map)
seat_font_load=X	"embed": base64 embedded font, "local": locally loaded font from tmVendor, "cdn": remotely loaded font from Content Delivery Network (CDN)

There is a comment in the file about halfway down (on/around line 41-42) that looks like:

// Initialize the widget with new pan and zoom values
widget.init();

• pan_step_distance: default is 800 pixels -- and that is the incremental step distance that the image goes left/right or up/down when the left/right up/down buttons are clicked. SVG maps can be very large (as far as pixels go, so 800 is not really much movement -- and it is dependant on the overall size of the map
• zoom_multiple: default is 0.1 (10%) percent and that is the percentage of zoom in/out when using the zoom buttons on the map.

To add the parameters to the web page code and create different settings, you would edit the two lines above so that they look like:

// Initialize the widget with new pan and zoom values
widget.init( {
“pan_step_distance”: 800,
“zoom_multiple”: 0.1
} )

	These values do not apply when the patron is using a touch device because the hand gestures of pinch and swipe take over and the 'controls' are hidden from the user. They only work for the controls when they are visible on a computer web page.
	See also tmPickYourSeatMapDisplay.html for some options that can be made regarding colouring and fonts on the actual SVG map as the user interacts with the pick your seats process.

Description:

• Lists available items within a package for purchase online.
• Packages are a collection of items that have been grouped together within the Theatre Manager database and can be sold together within the online sales.

Questions and Answers:

Q: How do I setup a Package for online sales?
A Please see Package Setup in our online help for details on creating a new package:
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Q: How can the Availability options column be changed?
A: The text in the Availability column is located in the rowPkgTicketFestival.html page. By accessing this template the percentage level for availability can be altered. In addition the colour of the text and the wording can be altered as desired.
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Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmPackages

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMcart.html
• tmEventDefault.html
• TMlogoff.html
• tmVenueDefault.html

Called By Page(s):

• Not Applicable

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• rowPackageTicketFestival.html
• pleaseWaitMessage.html
• pleaseWaitMessageFunction.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• TMError.txt
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• Provides a description of the pass type with a sequence number of 1.
• This is an example of how to create a custom pass page.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmPass

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMpass.html

Called By Page(s):

• TMcart.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html

Description:

• Provides a description of the pass selected.
• The details of the description are pulled from the Notes tab in the Member Type setup within Theatre Manager. For more information on the Notes tab in Theatre Manager, click here.

Location:

htdocs/1/WebPagesEN/tmPass

Able to Call Page(s):

• TMpass.html

Called By Page(s):

• cellPassLookupDescription.html
• cellPassLookupValue.html
• rowCartPass.html
• rowCartPassRedemption.html
• rowCheckoutPass.html
• rowPassRemainingValue.html

Page(s) Referenced:

• buttonRollover.html
• styleButtons.css
• stylePages.css
• tmFooter.html
• tmnavButtons.html