Hiya,
Yes, I believe you should be able to use the shortcodes and available search attributes to accomplish this.
http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/shortcodes/
http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/event-search-attributes/
Thanks,
Phil
I see the pages you say, but really I cant’t do what I want.
My intention is show my list like this:
Category 1
1 Event
2 Event
Category 2
1 Event
2 Event….
I try with this shortcode:
[events_list_grouped category=”15,16,17,18″]
But this short my events by date and not by category 🙁
That works,
But now I have another little problem.
I love the events search bar showed in the events page, but if I paste the code in the default page, First is displayed an event list, and after the list sort by group, duplicated the information, and if I create a new page and past this code:
[event_search_form]
[category_events_list_group]
I don’t know why, the search form appears below the list, even if I put
[category_events_list_group]
[event_search_form]
By the way, I don’t know why the shortcode show, in the same font size as the category name, the date of the events. First I saw it shows the name of the month, but I modify the snippet, and this line
echo do_shortcode('[events_list_grouped mode="monthly" category="'.$EM_Category->term_id.'"]');
I leave it in this way
echo do_shortcode('[events_list_grouped category="'.$EM_Category->term_id.'"]');
But now don’t show the month but show the date….
