I managed to figure it out.
Could u please describe, how u did it?
If other users have the same question.
Thanks for confirming that you got this sorted, dnavarrojr! If you happen to review this thread and have a chance to share the solution, I’m sure shadow772 and others in a similar position would appreciate it.
dnavarrojr – please post up your solution! I’m trying to achieve the same result as shadow772 as well. I have been scouring the net for hours searching for a solution and have had no luck! 🙁
I have to go back through the code to remember what I was doing. I’ll do that in a couple of days when I’m back home. I’m out of town for work.
No worries, that would be great! Thanks so much 🙂
I completely forgot that I backed up the site before I left and took a copy of the backup with me.
In the file:
views/events-list-load-widget-display.php
I have the following:
<li <?php echo $class ?>>
<div class="when">
<?php
$space = false;
$output = '';
$s_dt = tribe_get_start_date( $post->ID, false );
$e_dt = tribe_get_end_date( $post->ID, false );
echo tribe_get_start_date( $post->ID );
if( tribe_is_multiday( $post->ID ) || !$event->AllDay ) {
if( $s_dt != $e_dt ) {
echo ' – '. tribe_get_end_date($post->ID);
} else {
echo ' - '. str_replace( $e_dt . ' ', '', tribe_get_end_date( $post->ID));
}
}
?>
</div>
<div class="event">
<a href="<?php echo get_permalink($post->ID); ?>"><?php echo $post->post_title; ?></a>
</div>
</li>
I ended up comparing the start and end date and if they matched, I removed the end date from the output string.
You sir, are a legend! Thanks so much for this code dnavarrojr! I’m sure many other people will appreciate you sharing this as well 🙂
Just another quick question (hopefully quick!)…
I know that within the plugin’s current capabilities in the WP admin area, it doesn’t allow you to NOT SET an end date/time. So you can set a start date/time, but basically you’re “forced” to set an end date/time – because in some instances you might just want to set a start date/time and NO end date/time.
Do you have any ideas on how one would get past this?
I had a thought – just for example – say you set the START date/time to “23 March 2013 6:00pm”, then you set the SAME date/time for the END date/time – Do you think you would be able to write code that checks against this and “just doesn’t apply an end date/time”?
I hope that made sense! Thanks in advance for your help if you’re able to help 🙂
No need to stress dnavarrojr, I’ve figured it out myself mate! It was pretty easy, once I actually looked at your code a bit further than the end of my nose! Haha! Here’s what I did:
<li <?php echo $class ?>>
<div class="when">
<?php
$space = false;
$output = '';
$s_dt = tribe_get_start_date( $post->ID, false );
$e_dt = tribe_get_end_date( $post->ID, false );
echo tribe_get_start_date( $post->ID );
if( tribe_is_multiday( $post->ID ) || !$event->AllDay ) {
if( $s_dt != $e_dt ) {
echo ' – '. tribe_get_end_date($post->ID);
} else if( $s_dt == $e_dt ) {
echo '';
} else {
echo ' - '. str_replace( $e_dt . ' ', '', tribe_get_end_date( $post->ID));
}
}
?>
</div>
<div class="event">
<a href="<?php echo get_permalink($post->ID); ?>"><?php echo $post->post_title; ?></a>
</div>
</li>
Actually… No, that didn’t work! Grrr! My bad! I’m gonna keep tinkering but I think I still need help with this one please 🙁
All done! I’m pretty darn sure that I got it correct this time! Hopefully this helps other people out there with the same problem 🙂
<li <?php echo $class ?>>
<div class="when">
<?php
$space = false;
$output = '';
$s_dt = tribe_get_start_date( $post->ID, false );
$s_dt_time = tribe_get_start_date( null, false, 'g:ia' );
$e_dt = tribe_get_end_date( $post->ID, false );
$e_dt_time = tribe_get_end_date( null, false, 'g:ia' );
echo tribe_get_start_date( $post->ID );
if( tribe_is_multiday( $post->ID ) || !$event->AllDay ) {
if( $s_dt != $e_dt ) {
echo ' – '. tribe_get_end_date($post->ID);
} else if( $s_dt_time == $e_dt_time ) {
echo '';
} else {
echo ' - '. str_replace( $e_dt . ' ', '', tribe_get_end_date( $post->ID));
}
}
?>
</div>
<div class="event">
<a href="<?php echo get_permalink($post->ID); ?>"><?php echo $post->post_title; ?></a>
</div>
</li>
Hi existonline, thanks for sharing your solution! Hopefully this helps others.
No worries jonahcoyote! I was just stoked to have figured that part out, but it wasn’t all me – dnavarrojr was a big help also from the beginning of the topic 🙂
Awesome, thanks again! And thank you dnavarrojr!
existonline, thanks for the code snippet. Saved me a headache!
