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Adding QR Code in a confirmation e-mail

Nathan Jones
$organization

Hi everyone,

Found this in the Tessitura v.15 recipe books:https://www.tessituranetwork.com/Help_System/Content/Recipe%20Books/HTML%20Templates/Order%20Barcode.htm

I wanted to see if anyone has had any success in using it. We have a separate ticket e-mail that goes out after the confirmation, but we wanted to know if it is possible to have a QR code on the confirmation e-mail as well. Feel free to let me know if you know of any better way to get a QR Code onto a confirmation e-mail or if you have an example of what your confirmation e-mail looks like with a QR code embedded.

Thank you!

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    Can be done, but it's a bit of a whipping. If you've already got all the right @using and @[var xxx} into your confirmations and just want the QR, here's what we came up with before there was a cookbook. We tackled early Covid summer 2020 and have been using this bit in 'eticket' confirmations since. Change 6 to adjust the size of the QR, as I recall (6 being smallest easily scannable on phones).  If I recall correctly, you may need some code to suppress certain statuses of tickets (exchanges maybe).  If you go this route, do a lot of testing with all the scenarios you can think of. 

    var TicketNum = subLineItem.TicketNumber.ToString();
    <td>
    @Raw(Model.GetQRCode(TicketNum, 6, "#000000"))
    </td>
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  • $organization

    Can be done, but it's a bit of a whipping. If you've already got all the right @using and @[var xxx} into your confirmations and just want the QR, here's what we came up with before there was a cookbook. We tackled early Covid summer 2020 and have been using this bit in 'eticket' confirmations since. Change 6 to adjust the size of the QR, as I recall (6 being smallest easily scannable on phones).  If I recall correctly, you may need some code to suppress certain statuses of tickets (exchanges maybe).  If you go this route, do a lot of testing with all the scenarios you can think of. 

    var TicketNum = subLineItem.TicketNumber.ToString();
    <td>
    @Raw(Model.GetQRCode(TicketNum, 6, "#000000"))
    </td>
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