Contact person: Enhance Payment and Functions in Symfony Site

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Location: Onitsha, Nigeria

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I want a Symfony PHP writer to make some adjustments to my Symfony script event ticketing website. The first one is on the payment method. The current payment methods available on the site are the ones that came with the script, which require organizers to submit their PayPal or Stripe details to receive payment for the revenue they get from their tickets. I want these two payout methods to still be available, but I want to add a third one named "BANK." It should be a form that has a dropdown list of all Nigerian banks. When an organizer clicks on a bank, they will insert their account number, and then the account name will appear automatically. There should also be a checkbox under it that asks them to tick after confirming the account details before clicking submit. Also, correct the 500 error that shows when you click on "Add PayPal or Stripe Details." I want all three payout methods to be active, while the admin still has the opportunity to deactivate or activate any of them from the admin's dashboard.

The second thing is that I want the organizers to be able to copy the link to their events directly from the events menu, so that if they want to run ads, they will simply click on the copy link and automatically share the link to the event's (tickets) page.

The third thing is that if the attendees/ticket buyers want to buy more than one ticket and be able to insert different names that will appear on the tickets and also be able to write the email addresses where the tickets can be delivered automatically after they pay for them.

The fourth point is that currently, before an organizer can upload an event, they are first required to go and upload a venue on the "My Venue" page. Then, the venue will automatically appear in the dropdown on the "Add Events" page's venue selection. I want you to add "Add New Venue" as the first option that will appear in the "Add Events" venue selection. When an organizer clicks on it, the "Add New Venue" page will automatically open. They will fill it out, and after they click "Submit/Add Venue," they will be automatically redirected to the "Add Events" page without losing the information they have already filled in on the "Add Event" page.

Fifth, work on the seating plan; make it as easy and simple as possible." (client-provided description)