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Hi philipjohn,

So, I temporarily removed the custom event-list.php, so that it uses the default ugly list of events. The next link still didn’t have any HREF.

I then temporarily commented out the filter I pasted earler here: http://pastebin.com/AUxjPkiB

The ugly 1 2 3 > links appeared and their page links were fine. So I guess one of the latest updates had some change which broke this in some way? Even though angelo_nwl said he tried my snippet and it worked for him.

I also have my own event-list.php under my own theme in plugins/events-manager/templates

Maybe something changed in the functions used by that then?

Code here: http://pastebin.com/kseiFXDg

Thanks for the information. I think I had tried it with ‘above’ and ‘below’ and it still didn’t work. In the end I just removed the plugin and put the HTML/Javascript code directly in the template, because I couldn’t figure out what changed suddenly.

OK managed to do it properly, posting the info here so that its useful for anyone looking for it.

One can write his own em_paginate() function following this signature and putting it in your theme’s functions.php:

function my_em_paginate($links, $link, $total, $limit, $page=1, $pagesToShow=10)
{
  //your code here
  return $pagination_html;
}

Those parameters tell you how the default $links will be displayed, the $link syntax used to link to other event list pages, the $total number of events, the $limit of how many events should be displayed on each page, which $page is being displayed, and how many $pagesToShow in the event list page.

After this it is very important that you put the following line:

add_filter('em_events_output_pagination','my_em_paginate', 1, 6);

Note the filter name em_events_output_pagination and the parameters 1 and 6, meaning high priority (lower number = earlier execution) and the number of arguments the function takes, which in our case is in fact 6.

That worked for me and no need for messy function overriding.