[Tim]

Brian,

The issue is when we create a new event from our form. Our form DOES create the correct _EventEndDate data so we’re confused about why this isn’t being used. It seems that the _EventRecurrence field is being used instead.

What else can we get you to troubleshoot this problem?

[Tim]

Thanks Barry, that seemed to work however we are now having issues where recurring events show up multiple times.

Is there a way to have a recurring event only show up once for the day they are happening?

Thanks!

[Tim]

Thanks for checking back Marcus. Here’s the code I used:
https://gist.github.com/creativeslice/7790023
If anyone has a better way to show just todays events I’d love to see it. This feels a bit brittle.

[Tim]

This solution worked for me to show only todays events:

4,
‘eventDisplay’ => ‘upcoming’
)
);
foreach($upcoming_events as $post) {
if (tribe_get_start_date( null, false, ‘Y-m-d’ ) >= $now) { break; }
?>
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[Tim]

I’m also looking for an answer to this. the tribe_get_events() documentation is outdated (only works for 2.1 and below) so I’m hoping this is just a simple update to get working.

Can someone please help?

[Tim]

Ok, this is starting to make more sense now since I did not know about the “upcoming” feature of events calendar. In this case, is there a way for me to show upcoming events from a certain category? (and then take out the expired listings using your code)

Thanks!

[Tim]

I think I found the issue. Once I removed this call I was able to get it working:
`if (tribe_is_day()) {`

However now it also hides this multi-day event from the archive when you go to see past events. I’m assuming until this bug is fixed I’ll just need to do a custom page (with a custom loop) to show true “upcoming” events and then use the Event Calendar list.php to show the archive of all events.

Ideally I’d love to be able to use the regular list page for this, however I can’t have it making past events which are multi-day to be hidden completely from the archives.

Thanks.

[Tim]

Thanks Leah, however that code didn’t seem to work for me when I tested it. Were you able to get it working?

I’m going to try to use it as a reference to do my own custom loop (outside of the list.php page) and see if that works so my client will stop complaining that your plugin is “broken”.

In the meantime, if you are able to get this working or find another solution that works PLEASE let me know.

Thank you!

[Tim]

Leah, In the meantime is there any way I can set a custom loop that will fix this? The alternative is to do a display:none of the expired events but that’s obviously pretty hacky.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

[Tim]

If an event starts on October 3rd and ends at 2am on October 4th it will still show up on the list view for everyone looking at the site on October 4th even if you have “Mulitday Event Cutoff” set to 3am.

Does this make sense?

[Tim]

Yes, I just downloaded the plugin an hour ago. And this upgrade notice shows up. It was easy enough to just delete the demo php file and folder to make it go away 🙂

[Tim]

This “There is a new version…” message is still occurring with Advanced Post Manager Demo.

Any idea when it will be fixed? For now I’ve just removed that part of the plugin manually.

[Tim]

Any update on when this update will happen? I’m hoping this also fixes the issue where if you post an event on Nov 30th it also shows up for every day in December.

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