Add menu items in tickets page

[Gagan-Ram]

Fixes: #807

Summary by Sourcery

Extract the event navigation menu into a reusable template fragment and include it in both the tickets index and order pages, ensuring consistent menu items across both views.

New Features:

• Display the event navigation menu on the order page with links to schedule, sessions, speakers, tickets, and online event join

Enhancements:

• Extract navigation markup into a new fragment_nav.html template and include it in index.html and order.html

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

Refactor ticket page navigation by extracting the inlined menu into a reusable template fragment and including it on both the event index and order pages to eliminate duplication.

Class diagram for template structure after navigation menu refactor

classDiagram
    class index.html {
        +includes fragment_nav.html
    }
    class order.html {
        +includes fragment_nav.html
    }
    class fragment_nav.html {
        +navigation menu markup
    }
    index.html --> fragment_nav.html : includes
    order.html --> fragment_nav.html : includes

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce a shared navigation fragment	Created fragment_nav.html containing the full menu structure with translation and load tags Moved conditional schedule, sessions, speakers, tickets, and video join links into the fragment	src/pretix/presale/templates/pretixpresale/event/fragment_nav.html
Replace inlined menus with the new fragment	Removed hard-coded nav block from the event index template Removed duplicate nav block from the order template Added include statements for fragment_nav.html in both templates	src/pretix/presale/templates/pretixpresale/event/index.html src/pretix/presale/templates/pretixpresale/event/order.html

Possibly linked issues

• On the tickets page add menu items and move join online event to right #807: The PR adds the requested menu items and moves the 'Join online event' link to the right, directly addressing the issue.
• On the tickets page add menu items and move join online event to right #807: The PR adds navigation menu items to event and order pages, directly addressing the issue's request to add links.

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey @Gagan-Ram - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

• Ensure that you pass all required context variables (e.g. with_margin, is_video_plugin_enabled) into fragment_nav.html when including it so the navigation layout remains consistent.
• The “Tickets” button in the new fragment lacks an href attribute—please confirm this is intentional or add the proper URL to maintain its functionality.
• You’ve switched from using {% trans %} to {% translate %} in the fragment—consider standardizing on one for consistency across your templates.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- Ensure that you pass all required context variables (e.g. with_margin, is_video_plugin_enabled) into fragment_nav.html when including it so the navigation layout remains consistent.
- The “Tickets” button in the new fragment lacks an href attribute—please confirm this is intentional or add the proper URL to maintain its functionality.
- You’ve switched from using {% trans %} to {% translate %} in the fragment—consider standardizing on one for consistency across your templates.

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[mariobehling]

Please add a screenshot. Thanks

[Gagan-Ram]

Please add a screenshot. Thanks

If you're able to see the menu items on the Tickets Shop page, then they should also be visible on the Order Tickets page.
Currently, I'm experiencing an issue on my local environment where the menu items are not appearing on the Shop page, even though the event schedule is published and the event is live.

[Saksham-Sirohi]

@Gagan-Ram please add a video showcasing the changes