[Amiel]

Hello George,

I was out of the office for few days and I apologize for my late reply.
Thank you so much for your elaborated answer and for your kind explanation – really amazing support!
Your reply absolutely helped to convey this issue further; and thank you for phrasing the concise clear question with the professional nomenclature.

I have contacted the wp-types and I’m citing their support team reply:

Here is what I found, the “the-events-calendar” stores the custom fields “_EventStartDate” and “_EventEndDate” as string values, for example:
_EventStartDate: 2017-03-06 00:00:00
_EventEndDate: 2017-03-07 23:59:59

You can check it in your database

But the date filter of Views plugin only works for the custom date field created by Types plugin, which stores custom date field value as time-stamp value, so it is not possible to achieve what you want withing Views plugin.

As far as I understand, apparently there is no way to use the loop for calling events based on the “_EventStartDate” custom field of the ‘The Event Calendar Pro’ plugin.

Is there an easy way to implement some code modification in ‘The Event Calendar Pro’ Plugin to make it work together? I assume it require a php modification but I’m not sure how to approach it.

Many thanks for you kind help! I highly appreciate it,
Amiel

[Amiel]

Hello George,

First of all, thank you very much for your fast reply!
I now realize that the [tribe_event_inline] shortcode can display any type of event (either past or upcoming). It seems that my problem is rather more specific into the implementation of the code in particular circumstances. I thought it would be much much easier to explain what I’m looking for by using a short video.

Here is the link to the screen-cast that demonstrate the issue I’m facing with: http://d.pr/v/QfYk

Many thanks in advance,
I highly appreciate your support,
Amiel

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