Function eme_get_events()

[Anonymous]

Hallo Franky,

I have used the function only with the attribute $extra_conditions=”event_rsvp=1″
The selection is not working, all events will be selected.

[Franky]

Please don’t assign this as a bug, it’s a howto.
You need to call the function with all parameters, as any other function in php.

[Anonymous]

Sorry, that was a misunderstanding.

I have used the following.
$events = eme_get_events($o_limit, $scope = "future", $order = "ASC", $o_offset = 0, $location_id = "", $category = "", $author = "", $contact_person = "", $show_ongoing=1, $notcategory = "", $extra_conditions = "event_rsvp=1");
I have the function used for some time without problems.
In the past I have used the parameter category and extra_conditions = “event_rsvp = 1”.
During this time, RSVP was at all events of the selected categorylink turned on.
The result was always OK.
Now I have taken out the selection-of the category.
The result, all events regardless of whether RSVP on or off

[Franky]

That is not correct usage of a function in php.
This is:

$o_limit=5;
$events = eme_get_events($o_limit, "future", "ASC", 0, "", "", "", "", 1, "", "event_rsvp=1");

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the information,
I changed the syntax accordingly.
The result is unfortunately still the same.

I did a little experimenting.
If I only use the function and print the array $events, are in the array events with “[event_rsvp] => 0” and “[event_rsvp] => 1”.

I am looking for a way to create an array in which only events with “[event_rsvp] => 1” included.

[Franky]

I’m guessing this happens because you also have one of the options “hide full events” or “hide rsvp ended events” activated. These will cause to also show events with event_rsvp=0 to be shown (the way I currently create the sql then …).
In your case, I think it is best to use the filter eme_event_list_filter on a specific page then.
I’ll try to add an option to the function to account for this …

[Anonymous]

My settings:
“hide full events” => no
“hide rsvp ended events” => no

=> Both options are not enabled.

[Franky]

That should not be the case, I’ll check this later on too.
For now: either use the filter (as said), or loop through the resulting array yourself and filter out the events you don’t want (the filter would do the same in fact).

[Franky]

There’s just an argument missing:

$o_limit=5;
$events = eme_get_events($o_limit, "future", "ASC", 0, "", "", "", "", 1, "", 0, "event_rsvp=1");

[Anonymous]

I understand now the function works properly again.
I’ve looked at your current code for the function. You have added an argument “$ show_recurrent_events_once = 0”.
Maybe I would have to watch earlier.
I used the function for about 3 months, now I wanted to change just a little thing and made a big thing of it.
Sorry and thank you for your patience

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