Event venue address on a page

Hi fatrickp,

eventbrite_event_venue()->address is an object, so echoing it would cause errors, yes. You would need to further process the address data or be more specific (eg. eventbrite_event_venue()->address->city).

It sounds like you might not have debugging enabled on your test site; you can add define('WP_DEBUG', true); to your wp-config.php for details when these sorts of errors occur. Also, remember that this data is coming from an untrusted source, so you’ll want to consider escaping everything you output to the screen, eg. <?php echo esc_html( eventbrite_event_venue()->address->city ); ?>.

This was perfect, What about the state? or city and state together?

-> region instead of -> city worked

How should we create our own template? the is the event-index.php and the event-single.php I think it is…

I move the event-index.php over to my child theme inside a folder called eventbrite. I then make the template name Event Brite Custom bc/ for some reason it wont override the default template in the plugin, and then select th Event Brite Custom as the page template in the admin… I then move the event-single.php into the folder as well…

But then the single event pages 404. How do I create a custom template for both the index(archive) and the single event pages so that when a client updates the plugin everything is ok? Right now I have edited the template files directly in the plugin and it’s working great, but once updated all my work is gone.

Thanks!

My apologies you can delete my comments so they do not confuse users, I saw this article here which solved my problem:

https://themeshaper.com/2014/12/08/working-with-the-eventbrite-api-plugin/

Thanks Automattic! What you suggested did the trick.