[Plugin: Events Manager] Break-Up / Show Events per date/date

Sorry – further notes:
It can be done in the calendar view.
So the function is there I’m just not sure if its a function I can hook into and call
Or if I need to write something from scratch?

I need the same and it works, but it goes by date, not just the Day header, and I cannot figure out how to get it to show just the day (without diving into the templates yet)

in your shortcode use mode=”daily” which is default anyway.

see “mode” on this page https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/shortcodes/

here’s my page, but I want the days in the headers.
https://www.isyoga.dreamhosters.com/yoga-classes/

Does anyone know an easy way to get the Day to show in the header?

So instead of just the Date, I want:

Thursday – March 22, 2012

There doesn’t seem to be a way to effect the headers via the shortcodes.

Thans

you can try to add this attribute [events_list_grouped mode="daily" date_format="l - F j, Y"]

YOU GUYS ROCK!!!
agelonwl is correct on the shortcode format.

FOR THE SEARCHERS
Here is the php code to group your events

https://pastebin.com/sW84UwNc
(pastebin seems better at storing code)

Just in case pastebin messes up, here’s code for archive. although line wrapping may cause some of these to break

//	CREATE EVENT HEADER, FOOTER, AND CONTENT AREA
$featuredEvtHeader = '
    <!-- START HEADER -->
            <table>
                <thead>
                    <tr>
                        <td>
                            Date
                        </td>
                        <td>
                            Activity
                        </td>
                        <td>
                            Location
                        </td>
                    </tr>
                </thead>
                <tbody>
    <!-- END HEADER -->
';
$featuredEvtFormat = '
    <!-- START SINGLE FORMAT -->
        <tr>
            <td>
                #_{d/m/Y} #@_{- d/m/Y}<br/>
                #H:#i -#@H:#@i
            </td>
            <td>
                <a href="#_EVENTPAGEURL">#_EVENTNAME</a><br />
                #_CATEGORY
            </td>
            <td>
                #_LOCATIONLINK<br />
                <!--#_EXCERPT <a href="#_EVENTPAGEURL">Read more ...</a>-->
            </td>
        </tr>
    <!-- END SINGLE FORMAT -->
';
$featuredEvtFooter = '
    <!-- START FOOTER -->
            </tbody>
        </table>
    <!-- END FOOTER -->
';

if (class_exists('EM_Events')) {

	//	Get link to the main calendar of events
	$event_page_link = trailingslashit(get_permalink(get_option("dbem_events_page"))); 

	//	Echo a page title called "DAILY EVENTS"
	//	(we're sorting by days but could sort by weeks or months or years)
	echo '<h2 class="entry-title" class="header"><a href="'.$event_page_link.'">Daily Events</a></h2>';

	//	START IGNORE - but if you need this code I'd be happy to provide it)
	//  ADD "featured-image" from the page admin
	$my_featured_image = my_postimage_picker($myimagetype='post-thumbnails', 0, $myimageclass='header-image');
	echo $my_featured_image;
	//	END IGNORE

	//	place any CMS copy / text below the heading and main photo
	the_content();

	//	This is the default php to echo the events
	//	NOTICE it is commented out as we are calling a separate funciton
	//echo EM_Events::output( array(

	//	echo the grouped events so we can have headers above each group
	//  	echo GROUPED events (I'm chosing 'daily' to get a DATE header,
		//	this way I don't have to repeat the date for each entry under the same date)
	//	This will accept all of the same arguments as EM_Events
	echo em_events_list_grouped( array(
		'orderby'=>'event_start_date',
		'pagination'=>1,
		'limit'=>10,
		//	the header above each content grouping (immediately following the DATE HEADER)
		'format_header' => $featuredEvtHeader,
		//	format each event's display
		'format'=>$featuredEvtFormat,
		//	the footer below each content grouping (what closes each content group)
		'format_footer' => $featuredEvtFooter,
		//	determines how to group the events.
			//	choices are 'daily', 'weekly', 'monthly', 'yearly'
			//	each of those will place a header above that group
			//	so 'daily' will put the date, then list all events under that date
		'mode'=>'daily',
	) );
}

Thanks to you both for the date format!

Hi, Everything working fine with the grouped query, but, i don′t know why i can′t get the advise when no events founded. Any idea of why? does happens the same to you Acts7? Am i missing something?

Thanks in advance!

First thing to check
In your admin
Events>
[Formats/Layouts] TAB
Expand “Events Format”

4th field down:
“No events message:” [___________________]

Do you have this field filled out?

Yes, of course i do have this field filled out. I’ve been testing a lot and with a query using the output method of Em_Events class this does’nt happens. It only happens to me when using the custom query through the em_events_list_grouped function.

Hi All,
I need the same. but having some issue.
[events_list_grouped mode=”daily” date_format=”l – F j, Y”]
I am placing this code to Events > Setting > Formats/Layouts > Events Format in second box “Default event list format”. But it is showing the same for all navigation pages.

domain.com/events-2/
domain.com/events-2/page-2/
domain.com/events-2/page-3/

for all the pages it is repeating the 10 list of events.

Please let me know where and in which box need to place this code??
[events_list_grouped mode=”daily” date_format=”l – F j, Y”]

Regards
Sujal

@pyarasujal

this shortcode [events_list_grouped mode=”daily” date_format=”l – F j, Y”] can be place on wordpress pages/post.

Thank you agelonwl. ??

Hi agelonwl,
I want to add a (cost)price. I can see it in the last of “Add Event” page, that is “Attributes” tab with a field “Attribute Name” that is “Cost” and “Value” is a input box and I have put $20 there.

How can I display this $20 on my Event Page.
Or
Is there any other way to display “Cost”.

Please let me know.

Thanks

#_ATT{Cost}

for example. It depends the exact name, check your settings and read this – https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/event-attributes/