[Jeremiah]

Hi Jonah,

I had been using this paged query in the single-venue.php file via template override while I was testing the archive idea. With the paged query in place on that template, I think the resulting problem I’m seeing is being caused by a rewrite rule associated with the tribe_venue custom post type?

The client has asked for a paged archive of previous events, limited to a single venue, in addition to a separate page of upcoming events for the same venue. The upcoming events page for this single venue is simple to implement with the single-venue.php template. But how to create the ‘archive’ of previous events as a paged query?

I’m starting to think the solution is a custom page template outside of the plugin’s templates and some URL rewriting to make it fit into (resemble) the URL structure of the plugin’s pages. Am I doing this right?

[Jeremiah]

I have tried with all plugins (except for Calendar and Calendar Pro) disabled and still no luck. I did discover however that if I use the default permalinks instead of a ‘pretty’ permalink structure, it works fine.

I’m working to create a page template for viewing archived events, hence the use of the ‘past’ arg.

[Jeremiah]

That worked perfectly. Thanks!

[Jeremiah]

Sure thing.
http://snippi.com/s/0j6mffh
Lines 129-132

[Jeremiah]

Thanks Barry, but I think I may not have been able to describe the problem very well.

What I was describing is something that only applies to the backend.

When viewing the list of Events posts from the Admin menu, any Organizers that were added directly to a post instead of from the dropdown (saved Organizers) appear in the list of Events.

It seemed odd to me.

I’m really liking the plugin though. You can see how I’ve implemented for a recent site here: http://voxpopuligallery.org

[Jeremiah]

I was looking for this today.
Jonah’s solution works perfectly.
Thanks!

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