Import PatronBase performances to Custom Post Types

Importing PatronBase performances into Custom Post Types is a breeze with Jeero. Instead of manually copying and pasting information, your website will always have up-to-date information, including dates, prices, and ticketing.

This tutorial will show you how to connect your WordPress website to PatronBase. You will then import your performances into the Custom Post Types plugin. When finished, you will have a website that provides an always-updated overview of your performances, including full descriptions, featured images and prices.

Prerequisites

  1. Check that your WordPress website is up and running.

  2. Create an API Key using the PatronBase API → API Settings menu option in your PatronBase account. You can use the following settings:

  3. After clicking on Add User you see the screen with your API Key on it.

  4. Derive your PatronBase skin ID from the URL of your PatronBase website.

    If https://us.patronbase.com/_mytheatre/Productions is the URL of your PatronBase website, then ‘_mytheatre’ is your skin ID.

Step 1 – Install Custom Post Types

Step 2 – Install Jeero

  1. Go to Plugins → Add new in the WordPress admin.
  2. Look for ‘jeero’.
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  3. Install and activate the Jeero plugin.

Step 3 – Start the sync

  1. Go to Jeero in the WordPress admin.

  2. Select PatronBase in the Ticketing solution field:

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  3. Click on Save Changes.

  4. Enter your PatronBase API Key and skin ID:

  5. Click on Save Changes.

  6. Click on the Custom Post Types tab.

  7. Tick the Enable Custom Post Types import checkbox:

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  8. Click on Save Changes.

The sync is now active. Your performances will be visible in Custom Post Types within 5 minutes:

Step 4 – Show your events on your website

Clicking on the tickets link automatically leads visitors to the corresponding PatronBase ticketing page:

Step 5 – Choose the right plan

Jeero's free plan allows you to sync up to ten upcoming performances at any given time. Ideal for small organisations and testing purposes.

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Conclusion

In this tutorial, you learned how to connect Custom Post Types to PatronBase and have all of your performances automatically published on your WordPress website. Jeero handles the synchronization between the two and saves you from manually copy-pasting all of the performance details after each update.

I hope you found this guide useful. If you require any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me . I'm also curious if there are any ticketing or calendar plugins that I should include.

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