I’m doing the same thing right now using the shortcode: [events_list showperiod=daily limit=30 category=4]

but as you can see here: http://72.10.52.219/fitness/classes/

My events are not grouping under the date. What am I doing wrong? It’s driving me nuts.

I would also love to group my events by Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday… and so on. So there would be a view by the current week.

Franky, I would be willing to hire you to do some custom work for me on this plugin.

I try the change, but the problem is ever there. I have problems of display after the update. Now, an activity which is spread out from date to an other displays several times. Also, the pagination does not display any more. Nevertheless, I use: <?php eme_get_events_list(“scope=future&showperiod=monthly&order=ASC&category=$categorie&limit=15&paging=1”); ?>.

Solution?

Ok, I added an option “long_events” to the events_list as well (shortcode and template function, as for events_calendar) which defaults to “0”, so that should do it for everybody now.

But the limit/paging function should work just fine …

@medicineagency: you can always contact me in private for work to be done: liedekef [at] telenet.be

I usually only do things that are beneficial for everybody though 🙂

For the “this week thingie”: I can add a “this_week” scope option (like this_month),, shouldn’t be that hard to do …

Franky,

I wrote you to discuss developing some new stuff that I think everybody would like. In the meantime I have another small question:

When using “scope=today”… how would I get the date above the list in the same format as when using “showperiod=daily”? I need it to look the same for consistency. As you can see here:

scope=today

http://72.10.52.219/fitness/classes/todays-classes/

and here:

showperiod=daily

http://72.10.52.219/fitness/classes/

Thanks in advance!

Franky, What I’m saying is that the date is not showing up at all when I use scope. Please see my examples.

Sorry to haunt your dreams. You’re a good man who cares about the quality of your work!

OK, I found something strange for my old post : the pagination does not display any more. Nevertheless, I use: <?php eme_get_events_list(“scope=future&showperiod=monthly&order=ASC&category=$categorie&limit=15&paging=1”); ?>.

If I use showperiod=monthly, the pagination is not showing. If i don’t use the tag showperiod, the pagination is showing.

Franky,

Thanks for letting me know I can override the format within the shortcode. That may come in really handy later, however, it doesn’t give me what I need this time.

I need all my lists to look EXACTLY like the list on this page: http://72.10.52.219/fitness/classes/

That was using this shortcode: [events_list showperiod=daily limit=100]

Please notice the date in bold on the top left of the list. I gave the header “bottom-margin: -35px” so that it would line up with the date there. It’s EXACTLY how I want it to look.

However that date is only appearing when I use “showperiod” and not when I use “scope”.

This is the page using “[events_list scope=today]“shortcode: http://72.10.52.219/fitness/classes/todays-classes/

Notice the lack of date on top left. Without it there, the header doesn’t look right. I know that “scope=today” doesn’t group events under the date the same way it does for “showperiod=daily” but I need some solution to make it look the same. I assumed I would have to edit the PHP.

Or even better: you can just use [events_list scope=today showperiod=daily]

But a small thing: the date will only show up if events happen on that day, so for the combo “scope=today showperiod=daily” you won’t see the date if no events happen on that day.