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All in One Calendar Plugin Custom Post Type Query [closed]

Ok so hope this helps someone. Unless you want to query the database directly, the trick is to include the following: $event = Ai1ec_Events_Helper::get_event($post->ID); thereafter you can retrieve the variables, for example: <?php query_posts(‘post_type=ai1ec_event’);?> <?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <?php $event = Ai1ec_Events_Helper::get_event($post->ID); ?> <?php echo ‘<h5><a href=”‘.get_permalink().'”>’.get_the_title().'</a></h5>’; ?> <?php if( $event->multiday … Read more

next and previous year month and day for archive page

thank u all i just did a simple code to get what i want <?php $prevyear = date(‘2150’) – 0001; $nextyear = date(‘2150′) + 0001; $prevmonth = date(’01’) – 01; $nextmonth = date(’01’) + 01; echo echo get_year_link($prevyear).”<br />”.get_year_link($nextyear).”<br />”.get_year_link($prevmonth).”<br />”.get_year_link($nextmonth).”<br />”; ?>

Integrate Custom Post Type Events into Calendar

WordPress Sidebar menu for posts based on date – guidance needed

Go to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Widgets. You are looking for Archives widget. If your theme has built in sidebar, you’d just select the appropriate widget in that sidebar. To create a new sidebar in your theme, you need to use register_sidebar() in your theme’s functions.php. To include a sidebar in your file, you’d use … Read more

Calendar Plugins – Featured Widget [closed]

How can I display my custom posts type in a monthly calendar view?

WordPress Google Calendar Oath 404

Save event change in WP Fullcalendar: editable + draggable

I do agree with @vancoder’s advice on editing plugins. That being said, I think you might need to do two things: Edit the JavaScript to use the eventDrop callback. https://fullcalendar.io/docs/eventDrop When the callback is fired, is there currently a method to update an event? I see in their documentation that you can allow users to … Read more

My Calendar Plugin – add output directly in template file

You can use the function do_shortcode in your template to output the content generated by the shortcode that My Calendar provides for listing events. For an example, to show a list of upcoming events use something like: <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[my_calendar_upcoming before=”3″ after=”3″ type=”event” fallback=”No events coming up!” category=”General” template=”{title} {date}” order=”asc” skip=”0″]’); ?> Take note … Read more

Calendar Solution: Handling upcoming Dates with Posts?

I would do this with a custom post type, probably “Events” in your case, custom (probably hierarchical) taxonomy, and custom postmeta. You can register the post type with only the capabilities you need, then extend those capabilities with custom metaboxes for the custom postmeta. This custom meta is going to be your event date/time, don’t … Read more

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