Recurring Event Occurrences List

[inhouse]

Ok, I’m already subscribed to this thread. Please do bump the thread when the plugin has been updated if you don’t mind.

We’re choosing to roll back to the manual approach for the time being which relied on the client using custom fields to manually display the occurrences.

While testing your suggestion to manually remove the extra ‘in between’ dates we noticed that past dates still show on the front end. Is there a way to add a class for expired dates so we can hide them with CSS?

foreach ( $dates as $instance_date )
echo '<div class="date-span date-span-expired ">' . $instance_date . '</div>';

[Barry]

We’ll definitely do our best to update the thread when we’ve got something to report re the fix 🙂 (failing that, our blog and our changelogs will also reflect the change).

Is there a way to add a class for expired dates so we can hide them with CSS?

Well, you could just not output them at all. Above:

$dates[ tribe_get_start_date( $possible_id, false, 'U' ) ] = tribe_get_start_date( $possible_id );

You could add:

if ( tribe_get_start_date( $possible_id, false, 'U' )  < date_i18n( 'U' ) )
    continue;

[Support Droid]

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