[David]

Hey Rob, any joy with an answer to this? All I need to do is to test in the header.php file to see if the post showing is a single event listing eg

http://www.rubycoastmouterehills.co.nz/event/a-touch-of-class/

Is is something like

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-check-for-custom-post-type-and-if-its-hierarchical

or

http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/6731/if-is-custom-post-type

Is is just testing for a custom post type in wordpress?

Thanks, David

[David]

Hi Rob,

The website I am working with (rubycoastmouterehills.co.nz) has 3 sections visit, business and community. Each section has its own 2nd level menu and colour scheme.

I have listed events from the TEC on 2 wordpress pages by filtering by event category (visit or community). All well so far.

I need to maintain the 2nd level menu and colour scheme when drilling down to the event detail in the event single.php template. I run a number of tests in header.php to work out which section I am in based on custom post types, categories etc.

So I am looking to test to see if the user is going to see a single event listing. If they are I will look to see which page referred them to work out if I should show the visit or community submenus. Some events (prob. most) are actually members of both event categories.

Complicated – yep, sure is …

Cheers, David

PS I did try and test on custom post type being tribe_events but I do not think this worked for me. There must be something I can test for early on that will tell me that this is a single event listing.

[David]

OK I have just looked at the customisation info for TEC for the install. It appears that only 1 url is permitted. Could this be set as

/events/visit/
/events/community/

based on the category shown?

Thanks.

or something similar

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