[Trevor Albrecht]

Just realized it was the time zone setting in WP. Thanks for the help.

[Trevor Albrecht]

Thanks Geoff. I’m not sure how else to explain this but I will try. Basically, if we have an event for “TODAY”, users are not able to purchase tickets for “TODAY”. It says “This event has passed.” even though the event is today.

[Trevor Albrecht]

we had to recode a lot of stuff to make it work with the stupid theme the client wanted. Should be fixed now.

[Trevor Albrecht]

I’m having the same issue. =(

[Trevor Albrecht]

Thanks Josh. I agree, and that was the first thing I tried. Failing that I opened the topic here (sorry, should have noted it). I created a fresh template with a custom sidebar similar to the other one and it had the same issue. I even setup a custom template file for the plugin to override the widget code and did a var_dump() on the $posts and on the home page it was showing the array, and on the inner page it was blank.

[Trevor Albrecht]

That was the issue, that must have changed in the recent update. It’s working now, thank you.

[Trevor Albrecht]

Here’s how I’m using it now and it’s returning an empty array:

$events = tribe_get_events(array(
‘start_date’ => $current_date,
‘end_date’ => $end_date,
‘eventDisplay’ => ‘all’,
‘posts_per_page’ => -1
));

Can you show me an example of show it should be used?

[Trevor Albrecht]

Works, thank you! I already had the custom overriding template files setup. 🙂

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