Related Upcoming Events ?

Hello,
Yes, you can add a conditional placeholder for this. In your case, you can implement your placeholder as described at https://wp-events-plugin.com/tutorials/creating-conditional-placeholders-for-events/

Hi @chathuripxl,

Thanks for your answer. I did some digging and found a way to show my related events via PHP and shortcode.

<?php 

$category_id = do_shortcode('[event]#_CATEGORYID[/event]');
$event_id = do_shortcode('[event]#_EVENTID[/event]');

$EM_Events=EM_Events::get(array('scope'=>'future', 'limit'=>10, 'pagination'=>1, 'category'=>$category_id));

$events_found=sizeof($EM_Events);

if( $events_found > 0 ){
	?>
	<ul class="event-categories">
		<?php foreach($EM_Events as $EM_Event): ?>
			<li><?php echo $EM_Event->output("#_EVENTLINK - #_EVENTDATES"); ?></li>
		<?php endforeach; ?>
	</ul>
	<?php	
}else{
	echo "No next event";
}
?>

I just can’t find a way to exclude the current event from the list. I have the id, but I can’t hide it from the list of related upcoming events. Maybe there is a parameter I haven’t found yet ?
Any idea ?

Thanks

Hello,
great you are almost there. Just need to check whether current event id is not equals to the event id in for loop.

$category_id = do_shortcode('[event]#_CATEGORYID[/event]');
$event_id = do_shortcode('[event]#_EVENTID[/event]');

$EM_Events=EM_Events::get(array('scope'=>'future', 'limit'=>10, 'pagination'=>1, 'category'=>$category_id));

$events_found=sizeof($EM_Events);
if( $events_found > 0 ){
    ?>
    <ul class="event-categories">
        <?php foreach($EM_Events as $EM_Event):
            if($event_id != $EM_Event->id){?>
            <li><?php echo $EM_Event->output("#_EVENTLINK - #_EVENTDATES"); ?></li>
        <?php } endforeach; ?>
    </ul>
    <?php
}else{
    echo "No next event";
}

@chathuripxl

Many thanks ! It works perfectly now. That was the last bit of code missing ??