This is possible with a little bit of PHP code.
The filter to use is wpt/event_editor/fields, which can be used to replace the default text input for the venue field with something else (eg. a dropdown with just two options).
Jeroen, Could you help out a little bit with the filter. I know I need to at least do this, but not sure what to do from there.
`function wpt_venue_dropdown($fields, $event_id){
return $fields;
}
add_filter(‘wpt/event_editor/fields’,’wpt_venue_dropdown’,10,3);
I found that the keys changed depending on the action taking place. Is there a better way for me to check this?
`function wpt_venue_dropdown($fields, $event_id){
if( $fields[0][‘id’] === ‘wp_theatre_prod’ ){
$fields[3][‘edit’] = array(“callback” => ‘editVenues’ );
$fields[3][‘save’] = array(“callback” => ‘saveVenues’ );
} else {
$fields[2][‘edit’] = array(“callback” => ‘editVenues’ );
$fields[2][‘save’] = array(“callback” => ‘saveVenues’ );
}
return $fields;
}
add_filter(‘wpt/event_editor/fields’,’wpt_venue_dropdown’,10,3);’
