Changing the Upcoming Events view for single-organizer.php

[Brent Kozlowski]

Hello,

I would like to change the view and create a custom template, but am not sure what files I need to put in my child theme to make this happen?

Thanks!

[Geoff]

Hey there, @bkozlowski!

Good question. You’re already well on track with the single-organizer.php file. Make a copy of that and then:

• Make a new folder in your child theme directory called tribe-events
• Make a new folder in that one called pro
• Drop the copied single-organizer.php file in that last folder

Now that the template is in your theme directory, you can modify it to suit your needs. 🙂

Our themer’s guide is another good resource, if you haven’t seen it yet. It provides the same steps, but breaks it out in much more detail.

Does this help get you started? Please let me know.

Cheers!
Geoff

[Brent Kozlowski]

Apologies I should have been more specific. I already have a single-organizer.php in my child theme. I’m trying to modify the events view that appears for a specific organizer. My intention is to only modify the “list view” for the single-organizer and not the “List view” that appears on the main map/calendar page.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Brent Kozlowski.

[Brent Kozlowski]

Apologies I should have been more specific. I already have a single-organizer.php in my child theme. I’m trying to modify the events view that appears for a specific organizer.

My intention is to only modify the “list view” for the single-organizer and not the “List view” that appears on the main map/calendar page.

[Brent Kozlowski]

Ok, I figured out that I need to modify “/list/content.php”, but how do I create a conditional statement that only shows my modified template for just the single-organizer.php and keeps the default list view on the main calendar view? Also, what file would it go in?

[Geoff]

Ah, gotcha. Thanks for clarifying!

I would suggest taking this line out from the template:

echo tribe_organizer_upcoming_events( $organizer_id ); ?>

…and replacing it with you custom loop. You can even use the list/content.php template as the foundation and modify it from there in the organizer template.

Does that make sense and will it work for you? Let me know!

Geoff

[Brent Kozlowski]

I think if you gave me an example loop that only pulls the events from that specific organizer I can take it from there. Thanks!

[Geoff]

Sure! You can actually use the tribe_get_organizer_events() function to grab all events associated with the current venue.

[Brent Kozlowski]

I’m so confused now? In your first reply you recommend removing tribe_organizer_upcoming_events and then in the next one you recommend using it?

I want to make a custom “list layout” that is only used on single-organizer.php while maintaining the default list view for every other page.

[Geoff]

Sorry for any confusion!

You can follow the exact same steps that are outlined in my first reply.

Them, you can remove these lines (65-67 for me) from the single-organizer.php template:

<?php
// Use the tribe_events_single_organizer_posts_per_page to filter the number of events to get here.
echo tribe_organizer_upcoming_events( $organizer_id ); ?>

From there, you can create a custom list layout. That’s essentially stripping what’s in there now and clearing the canvas for you to create a custom loop.

Does this help clarify things? Please let me know.

Thanks!
Geoff

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