I mean once the event date is expired, its not showing. So I want to remove counter.

so How can I remove the time counter and show all events together?

Love the plugin. It works great and has all the functionality that I need. This isn’t a problem as much as a minor inconvenience.

If I’m using one feed but have multiple grouped event views (for example, maybe the home page is simple and an events page is more detailed), there currently doesn’t seem to be a way to specify more than one “event builder” template — without basically setting up a new feed with the same Google credentials.

Is it possible to have one feed that may have/use multiple templates?

Hopefully I’ve explained it clearly…

Thanks!

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I use the event builder to display my events in a list, and I wanted a small amount of space between each event in the list, so at the end of all of the event builder code, I added a <br>. This works great, except I don’t need a break after the final event in the list, since there are no following events and it just creates unnecessary extra space.

Is there a way, in the event builder, to only have the break used after all events EXCEPT for the final event in the list? Or is there some other way to get after what I’d like to do? That is, have a small amount of space (just a break – or even less) between each event, but not after the last event listed?

Thanks for the help!

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Problem one, that was alluded to in another thread: there are HTML droppings: unclosed p, br and div tags at the end of the event.

Problem two, GCE event shortcodes sometimes didn’t get parsed and showed up “raw” in the event output. This seemed to happen more often if I had shortcodes next to each other without a space (e.g. “…gce-shortcode][next-gce-shortcode…”).

Problem three, at one point I made a change to the Event Builder and suddenly the entire event was being shown in a small calendar grid, instead of in a tooltip. This just happened once and I don’t have any details of what I did to make that happen.

Problem four, events with descriptions seemed to insert an extraneous paragraph (“<p></p>”) into the calendar grid, changing the row height and making the grid uneven.

I am using TinyMCE Advanced, which was also suggested as an issue (inserting extra tags, and I do have the option to “stop removing <p> and
tags” turned on. I tried editing to remove extra line feeds etc. and I got any of the various problems above depending on how I rearranged things.

Any thoughts on getting Event Builder to work better?

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Thank you for a great product! Conditional statements [if-now] in the event builder were not working properly so I looked at the code and found that GMT time was not handled properly. You may wish to consider this for the current release.

Here is the fixed that worked for me. Live page is here: https://sungatescenter.com/sungates-radio/

gce-feed.php

/*
in the original code, gmt_offset was subtracted from $this->feed_start and $this->feed_end. This is incorrect as gmt_offset can either be negative or positive. In Chicago, gmt_offset is -7 hours so two minuses made a plus.
*/

$gmt_offset = get_option( 'gmt_offset' ) * 3600;

//Append the feed specific parameters to the querystring
$query .= '&start-min=' . date( 'Y-m-d\TH:i:s', $this->feed_start + $gmt_offset );
$query .= '&start-max=' . date( 'Y-m-d\TH:i:s', $this->feed_end + $gmt_offset );

—————–
gce-parser.php:

//gmt_offset was missing, as a result now date_time value was incorrect.

case 'now':

$gmt_offset = get_option( 'gmt_offset' ) * 3600;

$datetime_now = mktime( date( 'H' ), date( 'i' ), 0, date( 'm' ), date( 'j' ), date( 'Y' ) ) + $feed_options['retrieve_from_value'] + $gmt_offset;

$feed->set_feed_start( $datetime_now );

Hope this helps!