[mlivesay]

Aw, Sorry. 🙁 I spoke too soon and need to know one more thing.

For tribe_get_events I see I can order by the date, but how would I make sure to only pull “the past 7 day’s of events”?

Would you recommend I run tribe_get_events and then inside the loop simply choose which events to display based on my own PHP code?

Is there an argument to pull X days prior?

Do you have a list of all arguments, or are they simply the ones specified on the Function page and the same as WordPress get_posts? http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/get_posts

Thanks again.

[mlivesay]

Awesome! You answered both questions perfectly!

I had no idea someone else had setup the Theme Overrides, so that’s exactly what was going on.

You all have an awesome plugin. Thank you so much for your prompt replies!

Have a great day!

[mlivesay]

Alright,

1) Could you point me to more complete documentation on your “Loop”? I like the idea of adding an additional loop only for the past events, so I don’t want to modify the default loop.

2) I think modifying the template is the best way to proceed; however, I’ve got a pretty big problem.

We’re using WP MultiSite, I’ve shut off all Caching, but no modifications I make to the “views” templates make any effect on how the pages render on the website.

I can even DELETE the entire Views folder from both the events-calendar-pro and the the-events-calendar folders and the /events/ page is still rendered correctly…?!

You can see on the code of the page that there is no caching enabled, ultramaxsports.com/okc/events/

Have you encountered this issue before?
Do you know of a fix for it?

Thank you in advance for your suggestions.

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