[Matt]

Hi Nico,
Thanks for taking the time to look at this for me, I spent a bit of time looking into the problem and think I have cracked it! here is the updated code incase it helps anyone else:

// Example URL [site url]/events/feed/?organizer=6

/* Tribe, get feed by organizer ID */
function tribe_alter_feed ( $query ) {

    if ( !is_feed() || !tribe_is_event_query() ) return;
    // set organizer if passed
    if ( isset ($_REQUEST['organizer']) ){

		//Get original meta query
		$meta_query = $query->get('meta_query');
	
		//Add organizer meta query to the original meta queries
		$meta_query[] = array(
							'key'=>'_EventOrganizerID',
							'value'=> (int)$_REQUEST['organizer'],
							'compare'=>'=',
						);
		$query->set('meta_query',$meta_query);
	 	//print_r($query);
	}
}
add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'tribe_alter_feed' );

Thanks again.
Matt

[Matt]

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[Matt]

Hi Nico,
you might need a bit of background to our setup we are running a WP network with a dedicated event site so the structure is currently [network-base-url][subsite][event calendar prefix]
so the url that works is https://www.cornwall.ac.uk/events/whats-on/feed/

so on that url the feed seems to be working (with no filters)

Cheers

[Matt]

Hi Barry,
Thanks for getting back to me.
I did try replacing the parameter with tribe_organizer=7 but then I get the error: ‘ERROR: This is not a valid feed.’
here is the full url I am using: https://www.cornwall.ac.uk/events/whats-on/feed/?tribe_organizer=7

[Matt]

Thats perfect!
Thanks very much for your help.
Cheers

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