– Order discount ticket template element
you’ve set up discount codes in Tickera and want the discount applied (the code and/or the amount) to print on the PDF ticket — useful when the printed ticket doubles as a receipt for a B2B buyer or sponsor.
The free add-on
- Download: custom-order-discount-code-ticket-element.zip
- WordPress admin → Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, install, activate.
- Open Tickera → Ticket Templates, edit your template.
- Drag the new Order Discount element onto your layout.
- Position, font, size — save.
From the next ticket onward, if the buyer used a discount code at checkout, the code and amount appear on their PDF tickets. If no discount was used, that area of the ticket stays blank — no awkward “Discount: 0” line.
What gets printed
The element renders the discount code applied to the order (e.g., “SPRING2026”) and the discount amount. The exact format depends on whether the discount was percentage-based (“20%”) or fixed-amount (“$15 off”). Style with the standard ticket-template font/size controls.
Use cases
- B2B buyer receipts. Companies buying tickets in bulk for staff or clients sometimes need the discount visible on the receipt-style ticket.
- Sponsor visibility. If you use discount codes to mark sponsor-supplied tickets (“SPONSOR_ACME”), the code on the ticket doubles as attribution.
- Affiliate tracking. Affiliate-generated discount codes (“PARTNER_X”) visible on the ticket help with post-event reconciliation.
- Pricing transparency. Buyer sees they actually got the discount they were promised.
Works in standalone and Bridge mode
The add-on hooks the Tickera template builder directly. Works for both Tickera standalone and Tickera running with Bridge for WooCommerce. In Bridge mode, the discount applied is the WooCommerce coupon — the element pulls it from the order metadata.
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