[Simon]

Thanks Geoff. That looks very promising : )

[Simon]

I took a backup of previous version – here – before updating.

[Simon]

Thanks Barry and Gustavo. Client is happy : )

[Simon]

Thanks so much Barry. I think that did the trick!
I’ll leave this open for a few hours whilst the client tests the site to see if all is ok.
If so, I’ll close the ticket.
Thanks again!

[Simon]

If my callback is running for all queries, then why not the AJAX queries?
How would additional testing help it apply to AJAX queries?

[Simon]

Hi Barry,

I don’t know the inner workings of those queries.
I literally got the code from this support thread.
It’s a snippet provided by Geoff from support.

[Simon]

I should mention that the default List view works.
It doesn’t work if you click Previous or Next.
After clicking Previous or Next, reloading the page works.
So there’s probably something not right with $past_ajax.

[Simon]

Hi George,

I ran out of time and simply flipped the order of events, most recent at the top, by cobbling together this function:

function tribe_past_reverse_chronological ($post_object) {
	if( tribe_is_past() || tribe_is_upcoming() && !is_tax() ) {
		$post_object = array_reverse($post_object);
	}
	return $post_object;
}
add_filter('the_posts', 'tribe_past_reverse_chronological', 100);

They are happy with it, so I’m marking this as resolved.
Thanks so much for your help : )

Kind regards,
Simon

[Simon]

Hi George,

Ok, finally got around to trying it. Using your code I made a page template in Genesis which lists events in published order: http://simonbarnett.co.za/artthrobtests/artthrob-events-2/

It works in terms of the order, but do you have a more complete template that displays the events in the same way that the plugin displays them in list view?

As far as I understand it the plugin builds the loop using template parts which are probably not available to normal page templates at that point of code execution, so I’d either need:

A more complete page template, if you perhaps have one
– or –
A way of doing this with a plugin template

I can probably reconstruct a page template, but I just thought it best to ask to save time, so if you don’t have one, then don’t stress : )

Regards,
Simon

[Simon]

Hey George,

Thanks so much for looking into it : )

Since most of that site is built with custom templates I think your idea of simply building another loop is great. I’ll look at your gist and do a few tests and report back here. Will leave the thread open for now.

Thanks again!
Simon

[Simon]

Hi George,

No worries : ) Luckily this is one of many items on my task list for this client.

It’s the view on this page ie. list view.

I think that snippet is for a different loop.

Thanks,
Simon

[Simon]

Hi,

Is there something to add to functions.php to make events appear in the order in which they were published?

Many thanks

[Simon]

Any news?

[Simon]

I eventually did it with a template. In case anyone else asks, when using Genesis, a better default-template.php is as follows:

<?php
if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) {
	die( '-1' );
}

remove_action( 'genesis_before_loop', 'genesis_do_breadcrumbs' );

remove_action( 'genesis_loop', 'genesis_do_loop' );
add_action('genesis_loop','genesis_tribe');
function genesis_tribe() { ?>
	<div id="tribe-events-pg-template"><?php
		tribe_events_before_html();
		tribe_get_view();
		tribe_events_after_html(); ?>
	</div><?php
}
genesis();
?>

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