Jeroen Schmit

Perhaps I can combine this with this related feature request:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/filter-past-events

We could use anything that strtotime() can process.

[wpt_events start="now" end="+1 week"]

or

[wpt_events start="next Monday" end="next Monday +1 week"]

You need to use something like:

$events = wp_theatre->events->load();
foreach ($events as $event) {
  if ($event->datetime() < time()) {
    echo $event->html();
  }
}

I didn’t test the code above. If you like, I can dive into the code of your website and do it for you (for a small fee).

I just looked at your website and I guess you already figured this out yourself!

Hi Bob,

This is what the ‘Theater Productions’ widget is meant for.

If you look at you widget list, you see two widgets named ‘Theater Events’. This is a bug. One of them is supposed to be called ‘Theater Productions’. You can recognise the one you need by the description: ‘List of upcoming productions’.

This can’t be done right now without hacking the plugin.

I propose to implement it in a future version like this:

[wpt_events past="true" upcoming="true"]

to show both past and upcoming events and:

[wpt_events upcoming="false" past="true"]

to show only past events.

Or maybe:

[wpt_events start="now"]
[wpt_events start="today"]
[wpt_events start="2014-09-02"]
[wpt_events end="now"]
[wpt_events start="2014-09-01" end="2014-10-01"]

It’s fixed now!

Not sure. Currently everything is ordered by date.

Can you give me some more information so I can better understand why this is needed?