• Notes About Tickets
• Creating a Ticket Template
• Adding a Printer Device and Stock Preference to a Ticket Template
• Working with Elements
  • Adding an Element to the Ticket Template
  • Modifying an Element
  • Deleting an Attachment from an Element
  • Deleting an Element
  • Example Ticket Templates
  • Adding Ticket and Print Counts to Ticket Templates
  • Identifying Complimentary Seats on Ticket Templates
  • Bar Code Formatting for Windows Devices
• Working with Dynamic Values
  • Creating a Simple Dynamic Value
  • Creating a Conditional Dynamic Value
  • Example Dynamic Values
  • Modifying a Dynamic Value
  • Deleting a Dynamic Value
  • Ticket Template Attributes
• Adding a Windows Font
• Modifying a Ticket Template
• Copying a Device
• Deleting a Device
• Copying a Ticket Template
• Deleting a Ticket Template

For examples using dynamic values, refer to Example Dynamic Values.

Example 1 – PDF Ticket

In the following example, we are creating a ticket for a PDF device. The printer DPI is 100 and the paper size is 850 x 1100 pixels.

A Sample Ticket

In the sections below, we show you the settings for each element on the ticket. Here is what the ticket template looks like when it is complete:

Fixed Element

In this example, the text "Welcome to Our Theatre!" is added to the ticket.

Example 2 – Fixed Element with an Image

In this example, the AudienceView logo is added to the ticket. The image is called Logo.jpg and is 148 x 122 pixels.

Example 3 – Fixed and Computed Element

In this example, the price is added to the ticket using a fixed and computed value.

Example 4 – Conditional Fixed Element

In this example, the text "Thank you for supporting Canadian theatre!" is added to the ticket if the customer’s address is in Canada.

Example 5 – Conditional Fixed and Computed Element

In this example, the amount due on the order is added to the ticket if it is not equal to zero.