Pelligea

Seeing how the author has not posted a comment in a year and the plugin has not been updated since last July, I am not holding my breath for this to be addressed. But I am having the same issue.

I have so far found little or nothing through searching about the issue.

Not sure if this is able to help anyone or not. But I had a similar issue. I swapped out the code and made the format come back as separate values. So through custom fields I saved year, month and day as different values. Then I compared it to each.

$Month = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'Month', true);
$Day = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'Day', true);
$Year = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'Year', true);
$today = getdate();
if (($today[year] < $Year ) ||
        (($today[year] == $Year) &&
	($today[mon] < $Month)) ||
	(($today[year] == $Year) &&
	($today[mon] == $Month) &&
	($today[mday] <= $Day))) {

I know I may not have done it the best way. But with my poor knowledge of php or coding in general this worked.

This allowed me to not only use the code for upcoming events, but also made easy to later apply it as a recent events formula.

Thanks for your reply Baden!

I am not sure that it is possible. I kind of hoped it was a simple setting, but I fear it may be more.

If you wish to take a look I currently have two copies of all-in-one calendar on the page. A working version outside of collapse-o-matic as well as the one not quite working in the “RSS’ section, where I would like it to be.

You may notice that the one in the collapse-o-matic does remove the title of the unrelated events but does not remove the event itself. Both work if I turn off the collapse. https://mmo-aggro.com/games/guild-wars-2/

Thank you for taking a moment and if it is too much trouble, I may just let it be outside.