crabbycrabbersen

I have a custom coded form on the page to search for events, entering a keyword and/or start/end dates. With the form’s values, I’m querying the events as follows:

if ($date_from = $_GET['date_von']) {
    $cd = explode('-',$date_from);
    if (!checkdate((int)$cd[1], (int)$cd[2], (int)$cd[0]))
        $date_from = "";
}
if ($date_to = $_GET['date_bis']) {
    $cd = explode('-',$date_to);

    if (!checkdate((int)$cd[1], (int)$cd[2], (int)$cd[0]))
        $date_to = "";
}

$args['limit'] = 10;
$args['search'] = urldecode($_GET['s']);
$events_count = EM_Events::count($args);
$args['offset'] = (isset($_REQUEST['pno'])) ? $args['limit'] * $_REQUEST['pno'] : 0;
$args['page'] = (isset($_REQUEST['pno'])) ? $_REQUEST['pno'] : 1;

if ($date_from)
    if($date_to) {
        if($date_from > $date_to) {
            $t = $date_from;
            $date_from = $date_to;
            $date_to = $t;
        }
        $args['scope'] = $date_from.','.$date_to;

    } else
        $args['scope'] = $date_from.',9999-01-01';
elseif($date_to)
    $args['scope'] = date('Y-m-d').','.$date_to;                

foreach (EM_Events::get($args) as $EM_Event): $WP_Event = get_post($EM_Event->post_id);

//display event

Thanks, but that didn’t seem to have influence onto the ::get method…

I’m on my theme’s single-location.php which displays one location.

If I fetch
$location=em_get_location($post->ID, 'post_id'); print_r($location);,
I get the correct title, but the location id is empty.

I’m still stuck with this one.. How to get the location’s id on the location’s detail page?