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1. alvarix
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I dont understand how this is to be used.
   I tried to enter it as variables in a query, :
   

   query_posts('&cat=&eventDisplay=upcoming');if(get_events()) {
   while (have_posts()) {
   have_posts();

   but it is returning errors.

   Notice: Undefined index: viewOption in /Users/alvar/Sites/DS/forge/trunk/wp/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/template-tags.php on line 13 Notice: Undefined index: displayEventsOnHomepage in /Users/alvar/Sites/DS/forge/trunk/wp/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/template-tags.php on line 13 
   
   Notice: Undefined index: viewOption in /Users/alvar/Sites/DS/forge/trunk/wp/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/template-tags.php on line 13

   Also tried replacing have_posts() with get_events().
   Can a more detailed example be provided on how to use these variables?

   Thanks,
   alvar

2. alvarix
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I found another post that helped me to clarify this.

   &cat=nn&eventDisplay=upcoming
   where nn is the category number of the Events category in your WrodPress blog. That may be obvious to veterans in using "the loop" to get stuff from WordPress

   I agree with mgreis, I thought it was some special query construct than realizing I had to enter the cat id.
   Anyway, to limit the amount of posts I could not figure out how to use get_events(), so I ended up with just using a for loop with a counter in place of while(have_posts()) loop.

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