oops. Sorry, wrong function. Oh well.
I want to do the exact same thing Anton.
I’ve little expertise in php but the function appears to be in the file
events-calendar/events-calendar.php towards the bottom.
Tried it out with the following in my external page
<section class="diary"><h1>Diary</h1><?php sidebarEventsList($one);?></section>
and the html returned to the browser <section class=”diary”><h1>Diary</h1>
<li id=”no-events-in-list”>Events are coming soon, stay tuned!
</section>
However, removing the variable thus:
<section class="diary"><h1>Diary</h1><?php sidebarEventsList();?></section>
returns the following HTML inside my diary section:
<ul id="events-calendar-list"><li id="events-calendar-list-2"><a href="http://127.0.1.1:8080/wordpress/?p=66"><strong>Fri 16/3/2012</strong>: Youth Club</a></li>
</ul>
Which is the only event I’ve put in the calendar. This is followed by some JavaScript, which appears to be jQuery related
, which presumably makes the event clickable, which it is.
Hope this helps.
