Today and Tomorrow work: What about the rest of strtotime?

  • efromdc

    (@efromdc)


    10 years ago

    So I know that [event_embed from=”today” to “tomorrow”] works as does date spanning via [event_embed from=”2014-07-01″ to=”2014-07-31″]

    But what about the rest of strtotime functions (and can you convert that last one via strtotime words)? Like, would these work?

    • [event_embed from=”tomorrow” to “+ 3 days”]
    • [event_embed date=”10 September 2000″] <- note: DATE not FROM, meaning ONLY that date and not all subsequent events after the 10th of September
    • [event_embed from=”Friday” to “Sunday”] <- and would this INCLUDE all events on Sunday or stop the display at 11:59:59pm on Saturday?

      • If your shortcodes do NOT do this…um… #featureRequestFor2.5? ?? ?? ??

      Im sayin…you already have today tomorrow and can date span…? ??

      Note: strtotime is here -> https://php.net/manual/en/function.strtotime.php

      Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author Barry

    (@barryhughes-1)

    There is no data parameter, but anything passed in via from or to is indeed parsed by strtotime() ??

    and would this INCLUDE all events on Sunday or stop the display at 11:59:59pm on Saturday?

    I’d assume the latter, but you could always try prefixing a time to Sunday and see if that works (I’m also definitely open to adding a date parameter and even automatically setting the from date value to the end of the day, if a time isn’t explicitly set).

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