[Shaun]

No need for a screenshot, it’s a question of how spaces should be handled
in the URL for a rest endpoint.

A standard space is not a valid character for a REST URL, so what character
should be used in place of the space in “2019-11-02 18:28:47”?

[Shaun]

If only my timing was this on point all of the time 🙂

Thanks!

[Shaun]

Gotcha. I found out where the link was.

Is there anyway to show all events in a category, regardless of their event status?

I tried doing a custom query but it didn’t seem to work…that custom query is below. I’m not sure if this would work or not, but any advice?

$paged = ( get_query_var('paged') ) ? get_query_var('paged') : 1;
	$upcoming = new WP_Query();
	$args = array(
		'post_type'=> 'tribe_events',
		'paged' => $paged,
		'eventDisplay' => array('past','upcoming'),
	);
	$upcoming->query( $args );

[Shaun]

Thanks, I will add that there!

While I have your ear, is it possible to setup an archive list of past events by year, similar to wp_get_archives?

[Shaun]

This works great! Thanks

[Shaun]

Thanks, this worked perfectly!

[Shaun]

Thanks!!

[Shaun]

I am looking to do something similar too. The documentation online and in the single-event.php are great at explaining how it works, but not how to do it.

How can we add additional data to be generated in json? I assume tribe_events_template_data() comes into play…but where can we add new strings? In functions.php?

[Shaun]

Thanks Jonah, will do.

[Shaun]

Is there an estimated time on this? I have a major launch planned for this weekend, and I would prefer this working for the client prior to then? Please let me know what the plan is.

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