You can use the plug-in provided function eo_get_events()
. This is essentially a wrapper for get_posts()
, and so is intended for ‘secondary’ loops.
The plug-in specific arguments can also be given to a WP_Query
object – in case you wanted to modify the main loop. (Related: When to use WP_query(), query_posts() and pre_get_posts )
$events = eo_get_events(array(
'tax_query'=>array(
array(
'taxonomy' => 'event-category',
'field' => 'slug',
'terms' => 'mountain-bike'
)
)
'event_start_after'=>'2012-07-01',
'event_start_before'=>'2012-07-30',
))
assuming mountain-bike is the slug of your category term
The only plug-in specific arguments here are event_start_after
and event_start_before
which accept a date string in ‘YYYY-MM-DD’ format (as above, or a relative date such as +1 week
or third Thursday of this month
– please note available relative dates will depend on your php version).
There are also event_end_after
and event_end_before
arguments available. All of these can be used in a WP_Query
object too.
Please note eo_get_events()
sets some defaults (See documentation).
Return is an array of post objects (of ‘event’ post type). This answer shows how to display the returned posts (see get_posts()
section).