MultiSite Network: One blog create events for all blogs

You can get this to work by always setting the blog argument to 1 (or whatever your main blog ID is) using PHP and our filters.

see the first snippet on this tutorial for a starting point:
https://wp-events-plugin.com/tutorials/creating-custom-event-search-attributes/

Hi Marcus. Thank you for your response.

I followed your tutorial and I understood it, but I can’t find how to do what I need from that.

Is there a way to change the default scope or something like that? I only would need to add “OR blog_id = 1” or something like that ??

in the first snippet, instead of

$searches[‘style’] = …

take it out of the if conditional and just make it

$searches[‘blog’] = 1;

It is not working. If I print_r the arrays, it seems is rewriting the blog key in the array, but it is not doing anything.

If I print the SQL query, it is still quering for the tables of the current blog and not the main blog (or both, which is what I want).

Could you paste the exact code your using please? This will help us better see what you’re using.

Thanks

Yes.

Right now, I am just playing to trying to get the main blog events in all sub-blogs:

add_filter('em_events_get_default_search','em_from_main_blog',1,2);
add_filter('em_calendar_get_default_search','em_from_main_blog',1,2);
function em_from_main_blog($searches){
	$searches['blog'] = 1;
	echo "<pre>";
	var_dump($searches);
	echo "</pre>";
	return $searches;
}

That seems to work fine, but when I do

var_dump($sql) on em_events_get_sql, it is still fetching for the current blog.

Update:

I create a filter to get the events from the main blog directly from the SQL:

add_filter('em_events_get_sql','pat_em_sql',$sql);
function pat_em_sql($sql){
	$orig = $sql;

	$sql = "(".$orig.") UNION (".preg_replace('/wp_\d{1,2}_/','wp_',$sql).")";
	return $sql;
}

The problem, of course, is permalinks not working for the “outside” events in a sub-blog.

your first snippet looks ok to me

are you using global tables mode? if not then that’d be why