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  • Hiya,

    There is, but you’d need to do this with custom coding by editing the template that outputs the search results…

    Thanks

    Thread Starter tkhan

    (@tkhan)

    Hi,

    Have been looking through the templates is it the events-list.php? if so all I can see is the events output argument.

    Is there a way to pass a search argument to ‘EM_Events::count( )’ or an array that I could do a foreach loop on to get the results count.

    Any help or pointers would be much appreciated.

    Cheers

    I think you’d need to run a manual query to get that info, or set an incrementing variable as the events are looped through to count and then output everything at the end.

    Thread Starter tkhan

    (@tkhan)

    Hi,

    Thanks for the pointers eventually managed to work it out using
    ‘$events = EM_Events::get($args);’ and then using a foreach loop with an incrementing variable.

    Thanks Again.

    Tkhan

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