kevins1553

I would be interested in this as well. Getting the user information is great, but I would also be interested in finding out what buddypress activity got the most likes as well.

I realized that I did not change the override setting and that was what was causing some issues. The information provide at https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/calendars/ and here was great.

Hi Caimin,

Thanks for the help. This is exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks,
Kevin

I am trying to have the WPFC calendar on the main events page.

I also want to filter all those events via criteria as well. I believe you are referencing the other post I made, https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/event-ordering/. I do not really have a preference on if it is a list or on a calendar.

My website is going to have users input events on the calendar. My worry is that if users are putting a large amount of events on a calendar, that it will be very difficult for anyone searching through the events to find events ones that appeal to them unless there is a filter.

Hi Angelo,

This is definitely what I would like for the backend. Is there a way to integrate with the frontend to allow users to change the search parameters or pull in the current user’s specific location and tailor the search to that?

What I am trying to get to is a search on the event’s page that allows the user to say “I want 10 events tomorrow that are within y miles of location x.” Is that something that would be able to occur from shortcodes or is that more of a .php addition?

Thanks,
Kevin

Hi Angelo,

Thanks for the quick reply. It’s getting closer. I now get two calendars, which is definitely closer. If I do

[fullcalendar]
CONTENTS

Then the WPFC is above the Events Manager Calendar. Likewise…

CONTENTS
[fullcalendar]

Produces Events Manager’s calendar above WPFC’s calendar. However, if I remove CONTENTS, I just get a blank page.

Kevin

Is there a way for the users to be able to filter to certain events based off of the criteria listed above too?