You might want to start by taking a look at the event_list shortcode combined with dates in the scope parameter:
http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/shortcodes/
You could use the WordPress do_shortcode function to call the shortcode and generate the correct dates dynamically with PHP.
Did not know about the do_shortcode function. That is definitely the way I want to go so I can calculate it dynamically. I will definitely have to find someone that can assist with the PHP. Thanks so much for the guidance.
” I will definitely have to find someone that can assist with the PHP” – you can try http://jobs.wordpress.net
Thanks Marcus. I found that page late yesterday. I’m tempted to give it a try myself, but our site is so dependent on your plug-in I don’t want to mess it up. BTW, we added Pro support yesterday so I might give it a go since I know I’ll have you guys available for questions if necessary.
whilst we can’t create specific code for you, we’ll certainly help if we can!
That’s what I meant. Help me out of a pickle if necessary. 🙂
Marcus – I have a developer that is going to help me build the additional scopes. If you upgrade the plug-in will it break this customization?
if you use our hooks and keep the code in a seperate file, then no
example:
http://wp-events-plugin.com/tutorials/create-your-own-event-scope/
