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  • Plugin Contributor Ross Hanney

    (@rosshanney)

    Hello,

    I’m afraid this isn’t possible currently, but is certainly something I would look into implementing for a future version of the plugin.

    Thanks for your feedback!

    Ross

    Thread Starter medinauta

    (@medinauta)

    RESOLVED:
    1. Open /widget/gce-widget.php
    2. Add two new “cases” to the SWITCH:

    case 'titles':
    						echo '<div class="gce-widget-list" id="' . $args['widget_id'] . '-container">';
    						//Output main widget content as list
    						gce_widget_content_title_list($feed_ids, $title_text);
    						echo '</div>';
    						break;
    					case 'titles-grouped':
    						echo '<div class="gce-widget-list" id="' . $args['widget_id'] . '-container">';
    						//Output main widget content as a grouped list
    						gce_widget_content_title_list($feed_ids, $title_text, true);
    						echo '</div>';
    						break;

    3. Right before the end, add a new function:

    function gce_widget_content_title_list($feed_ids, $title_text, $grouped = false){
    		//Create new GCE_Parser object, passing array of feed id(s)
    		$list = new GCE_Parser(explode('-', $feed_ids), $title_text);
    
    		//If the feed(s) parsed ok, output the list markup, otherwise output an error message
    		if(count($list->get_errors()) == 0){
    			echo $list->get_title_list($grouped);
    		}else{
    			printf(__('The following feeds were not parsed successfully: %s. Please check that the feed URLs are correct and that the feeds have public sharing enabled.'), implode(', ', $list->get_errors()));
    
    		}

    4. Open /inc/gce-parser.php
    5. Right before “//Returns the event information markup for the specified event (type = tooltip or list)” add this function:

    function get_title_list($grouped = false){
    		$event_days = $this->get_event_days();
    		//If event_days is empty, there are no events in the feed(s), so return a message indicating this
    		if(count((array)$event_days) == 0) return '<p>' . __('There are currently no upcoming events.', GCE_TEXT_DOMAIN) . '</p>';
    
    		$today = mktime(0, 0, 0, date('m'), date('d'), date('Y'));		
    
    		$markup = '<ul class="gce-list">';
    
    		foreach($event_days as $key => $event_day){
    			//If this is a grouped list, add the date title and begin the nested list for this day
    			if($grouped){
    				$markup .=
    					'<li' . ($key == $today ? ' class="gce-today"' : '') . '>' .
    					'<p class="gce-list-title">' . $this->title . ' ' . date_i18n($event_day[0]->get_feed()->get_date_format(), $key) . '</p>' .
    					'<ul>';
    			}
    
    			foreach($event_day as $event){
    				//Create the markup for this event
    				$markup .=
    					'<li class="gce-has-events">' .
    					//If this isn't a grouped list and a date title should be displayed, add the date title
    					((!$grouped && isset($this->title)) ? '<p class="gce-list-title">' . $this->title . ' ' . date_i18n($event->get_feed()->get_date_format(), $key) . '</p>' : '') .
    					//Add the event title
    					'<p class="gce-list-event">' . esc_html($event->get_title())  . '</p> <div class="gce-event-info"> <ul><li>' .
    					//Add the date to the event
    					((!$grouped && !isset($this->title)) ? '<p class="gce-tooltip-event">' . $this->title . ' ' . date_i18n($event->get_feed()->get_date_format(), $key) . '</p>' : '') .
    					$this->get_event_info_markup($event, 'tooltip') .
    					'</li></ul></div></li>';
    			}			
    
    			//If this is a grouped list, close the nested list for this day
    			if($grouped) $markup .= '</ul></li>';
    
    		}
    
    		$markup .= '</ul>';
    
    		return $markup;
    	}

    6. Add a couple of styles at the bottom of /css/gce-style.css:

    .gce-list .gce-has-events .gce-event-info{ /* Event information */
    	display:none; /* Important! */
    }
    
    .gce-widget-list .gce-list .gce-list-event{ /* The event title */
    	cursor:pointer;
    	color:#25A;
    }

    7. Now you will have 2 more options in the widget: “Title List” and “Title List -ordered by date”

    Thread Starter medinauta

    (@medinauta)

    I forgot 1 more step:

    3a. Look for:

    <option value="list-grouped"<?php selected($display_type, 'list-grouped');?>><?php _e('List - grouped by date', GCE_TEXT_DOMAIN); ?></option>

    and add this right after:

    <option value="titles"<?php selected($display_type, 'titles');?>><?php _e('Title List', GCE_TEXT_DOMAIN); ?></option>
    					<option value="titles-grouped"<?php selected($display_type, 'titles-grouped');?>><?php _e('Title List - grouped by date', GCE_TEXT_DOMAIN); ?></option>

    Plugin Contributor Ross Hanney

    (@rosshanney)

    Thanks for posting your solution!

    I’m struggling to find time to develop the plugin at the moment, but I’ll make a note of this and look into adding it to a future release when I get the chance.

    Thanks again!

    Ross.

    Thanks medinauta for this code. It’s exactly what I was looking for. There was one small issue with your code, however – Item 3 is missing the closing bracket. So for others trying this code and getting a white page, use this code (bracket added):

    function gce_widget_content_title_list($feed_ids, $title_text, $grouped = false){
    		//Create new GCE_Parser object, passing array of feed id(s)
    		$list = new GCE_Parser(explode('-', $feed_ids), $title_text);
    
    		//If the feed(s) parsed ok, output the list markup, otherwise output an error message
    		if(count($list->get_errors()) == 0){
    			echo $list->get_title_list($grouped);
    		}else{
    			printf(__('The following feeds were not parsed successfully: %s. Please check that the feed URLs are correct and that the feeds have public sharing enabled.'), implode(', ', $list->get_errors()));
    
    		}
    }

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