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Glad that worked for you – though I believe that works where the query is set to past events, not if an individual event has passed – of course if that meets your needs then that’s great 🙂
Well, one approach I can think of is to modify the main events query so that recurring events are not returned. Second, you would check each event that is returned to see if it is recurring and, if it is, run a new query to get a list of all the recurring instances.
There are quite possibly several ways to do this, that’s just one (very broad) approach.
Unfortunately we just can’t realistically allocate the time to guide you through this one.
OK – here’s what I would need to do:
I would need to repeat those same troubleshooting steps (if you are happy for me to do so and can provide access to your WordPress installation). Working on the assumption that this will not yield anything, as you already ran through these steps, if you could provide FTP access to facilitate further troubleshooting that would be appreciated.
If you could email the necessary details to us using the same address as before ([email protected]) and mark them for my attention that would be great.
You’re right – that could be a little confusing. I’ve made a note of this at our end (bug #18319) and hopefully we’ll get it addressed in the near future.
Thanks for reporting!
Hi Manuel. I just realised you have another thread open about this issue, I’ll close this thread and continue the discussion there.
Interesting to hear about the internal bug on Eventbrite.
You still cannot force the plugin to create an event say 4 hours from now even if it was created correctly on Eventbrite and imported correctly.
Is it possible there is a date/time mismatch on your server?
Hey Fernández-Lleó, sorry to hear you are experiencing difficulties here. We can’t help with this one via the forum – can I ask you to email us at [email protected] instead, marking your email for the attention of Rob?
I think perhaps you are misunderstanding what my code does, it’s not actually doing anything wrong here (so far as I can see).
Let’s say you have set WordPress to display 5 posts per page and you typically have 5 events each week.
The first page of results is only going to cover one week. If one of those events happens to recur on a weekly basis, then under those circumstances the recurring instances will not be caught by my code and they will inevitably be repeated on pages 2, 3 … of results.
If you need different behaviour I’m afraid you would need to develop a different solution here.
Hey Joanne – can I ask who you were in contact with by email? I did search for emails relating to kidtivity.com but couldn’t see anything about this issue.
Of course I would like to avoid asking you to repeat any steps you have already run through.
Thanks for your patience everyone. This has been assigned to one of our devs (bug #18305) for further investigation and hopefully that will result in a fix being produced soon, if appropriate.
It may be that this fixed is rolled into the next release of FB Events – if so I will update this thread appropriately.
Something like this maybe? http://pastebin.com/88XHLXBP
Oh I see, so the most recently published rather than the most recently modified? Yeah I would have thought you could do that with WP_Query without too much difficulty (though I could be wrong) – hang tight and I’ll see if I can find some code for this.
