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I’d like to show the Events Calendar to all my visitors, but have the events linked to the Events Detail page only if they are registered and logged in. Any easy way you can walk me through that?
I tried applying
if(is_user_logged_in())to$resultson line 981 of eme_events.php, but that didn’t work, tho it looks like it should.Thanks!
For the moment this is not possible without indeed modifying the code. I’ll move this to feature requests.
I created a wordpress filter that you can use:
eme_event_filter (1 parameter: $event)
==> See http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_filter , e.g. in your functions.php:
add_filter('eme_event_filter','do_my_filtering');
function do_my_filtering($event) {
....
return $event;
}Ok, I created this function and put it in my functions.php file:
function soa_event_filter( $event ) {
if( !is_user_logged_in() && $_REQUEST['event_id']<>'' ) {
$event = the_title('<h3>- ','</h3>');
$event .= "<h4>Become a Member so you can book this Event!</h4>";
}
return $event;
}
add_filter( 'eme_event_filter', 'soa_event_filter' );Unfortunately, it breaks the page where the Tag is called. But if I substitute ‘the_content’ for ’eme_event_filter’ in the add_filter function, it works.
So, not sure what’s going on, but seems like it may be some kind of syntax errors I’m making.
First do a
print_r($event};to see how $event is built, creating a filter doesn’t mean you can change the type of value returned ($event is an assoc. array, you return a string).Try this:
function soa_event_filter( $event ) {
if( !is_user_logged_in() && eme_is_single_event_page() ) {
$event['event_notes'] = "<h4>Become a Member so you can book this Event!</h4>";
}
return $event;
}
add_filter( 'eme_event_filter', 'soa_event_filter' );Alright, I get it! You’re replacing the expected $event array with your own values. Very cool! … and works great! Thanks!
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