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@anphira ooooh thank you! I didn’t realize the Woo Crew didn’t watch over here.

Thanks too for confirming I couldn’t do it using regular old PayPal, at least now I can quit beating my head against it.

@fibiet well I said I couldn’t figure it out but then, turns out I could haha.

Here is what worked for me (this goes into your theme’s functions.php file). I was wanting to return only the abbreviated month and day – like so “Oct. 17” so that’s what I modified the function to do.

There is a strong possibility that this could be done much more elegantly and I make no guarantees to the code but it worked for me.

Let me know if you get stuck.

/* BEGIN MY FUNCTION */

if ( ! function_exists( 'eventbrite_event_date' ) ) :
/**
 * Output event information such as date, time, venue, and organizer
 */
function eventbrite_event_date() {
	// Determine our separator.
	$separator = apply_filters( 'eventbrite_meta_separator', '<span class="sep"> &middot; </span>' );

	// Start our HTML output with the event time.
	$time = '<span class="event-time">' . eventbrite_event_day() . '</span>';

	// Assemble our HTML. Yugly.
	$html = sprintf( _x( '%1$s%2$s%3$s%4$s', '%1$s: time, %2$s: venue, %3$s: organizer, %4$s: event details (only on index views)', 'eventbrite-api' ),
		$time,
		$venue,
		$organizer,
		$details
	);

	echo apply_filters( 'eventbrite_event_date', $html, $time, $venue, $organizer, $details );
}
endif;

if ( ! function_exists( 'eventbrite_event_day' ) ) :
/**
 * Return an event's time.
 *
 * @return string Event time.
 */
function eventbrite_event_day() {
	// Determine if the end time needs the date included (in the case of multi-day events).

	// Assemble the full event time string.
	$event_time = sprintf(
		_x( '%1$s  %2$s', 'Event date and time. %1$s = start time, %2$s = end time', 'eventbrite_api' ),
		esc_html( mysql2date( 'M j ', eventbrite_event_start()->local ) ),
		esc_html( $end_time )
	);

	return $event_time;
}
endif;
/* END MY FUNCTION */

Hey, thanks for the reply!

I’m able to pull in the loop using this code…

<?php
// Set up and call our Eventbrite query.
$events = new Eventbrite_Query( apply_filters( 'eventbrite_query_args', array(
// 'display_private' => false, // boolean
// 'nopaging' => false,        // boolean
 'limit' => 1,            // integer
// 'organizer_id' => null,     // integer
// 'p' => true,                // integer
// 'post__not_in' => null,     // array of integers
// 'venue_id' => null,         // integer
// 'category_id' => null,      // integer
// 'subcategory_id' => null,   // integer
// 'format_id' => null,        // integer
) ) );

if ( $events->have_posts() ) :
	while ( $events->have_posts() ) : $events->the_post(); ?>
	<div>next seminar</div>
	<div><?php eventbrite_event_meta(); ?></div>
	<?php endwhile; endif; ?>

The problem is that brings in too much information (date, time, etc). Is there a way to only display the date?

Thanks so much!

Hey Tizz,

Yeah the reason I’m wanting to stay away from physically creating the galleries and albums is that I going to have hundreds of galleries organized into dozens of albums and that would just end up being a monster to keep up with.

I’m going to keep messing with it though and I appreciate your help.

Daniel

Hey Tizz,

Thanks so much for your reply. That is definitely one of the things I’ve tried but the problem is that next/previous link codes (at least the ones I have tried) don’t know what the next page *is*.

I can’t seem to figure out a way to make all of the NextGEN created gallery pages be sibling pages to each other so that you can page through them.

Is there perhaps a whole different way to go about this?

Thanks!

Nevermind! I believe I figured this one out on my own.