links on calendar widget

[Anonymous]

Hi,

Why the Calendar Widget Events links are different from the Events list widget ones?

I’ll try to explain a little better….
I have the Calendar Widget and the Events list Widget on my sidebar. There is an upcoming event on 26th…

The event link on the calendar is pointing to: http://www.elsamarrero.com/events/2014-04-26/
the same event link on the Events list is pointing to: http://www.elsamarrero.com/events/17/el-arte-de-la-seduccion/

The destination is the same but I’m using the function “eme_is_single_event_page()” to recognize that the current page is an event page. But if click to the first link it doesn’t recognize as an event page (eme_is_single_event_page() returns nothing, using the second link returns 1)

How can I change the links on the calendar to be the same as the events list widget.

And if its not possible how can I recognize as an event page this kind of url: http://www.elsamarrero.com/events/2014-04-26/

Please let me know.

Thanks

[Franky]

The calendar points to the day having events, not the event itself. If the day only has one event that event will be shown immediately, otherwise a list of events on that day will be shown.

Edit: concerning your second question: use “eme_is_events_page()”, that should work then.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the reply Franky.

using “eme_is_events_page()” works fine and I recognize as an event page now… the problem is that I need to get the event ID. ($event_id = $wp_query->query_vars[‘event_id’]). And I amb not able to do it on the first url… 🙁

any ideas?

[Franky]

Maybe we should take a step back here: what are you trying to accomplish? And are the available EME hooks and filters not enough in this case?

[Anonymous]

Ok,
What I want to accomplish here is to show the RSVP form into the sidebar on each single event page…

So What I do is placing that code in the sidebar php archive.

if(eme_is_single_event_page() || eme_is_events_page()){?>
<h3 class=”widget-title”>RSVP Form</h3>
<div class=”registerFormContainer”>
<?php
$event_id = $wp_query->query_vars[‘event_id’];
echo do_shortcode(“[events_add_booking_form id=" . $event_id . "]“);
?>
</div>
<?php }?>

Works perfect, but as I said, cannot get the ID on the first url… (http://www.elsamarrero.com/events/2014-04-26/)

Hope I explained well…

[Franky]

Well, the reason I explained already above.
To get the event_id in both cases (small remark: use get_query_var(), it’s easier), I’d do this:

if (eme_is_events_page()) {
      $event_shown=0;
      if (get_query_var('calendar_day')) {
         $date = eme_sanitize_request(get_query_var('calendar_day')); 
         $events_N = eme_events_count_for ( $date );
         if ($events_N == 1) {
            $events = eme_get_events ( 0, eme_sanitize_request(get_query_var('calendar_day')));
            $event = $events[0];
            $event_id = $event['event_id'];
            $event_shown=1;            
         }
      }

      if (!$event_shown && eme_is_single_event_page()) {
         // single event page
         $event_id = intval(get_query_var('event_id'));
       }
<DO YOUR STUFF WITH $event_id >
}

I admit that it is not very efficient, but without code changes there’s no other option.

[Anonymous]

enough for me!
Works perfect. U saved my day.

Thank u very much!

[Author]

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