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  • Plugin Author Automattic

    (@automattic)

    Hi KTPHdeveloper,

    You’ll want to look at using the owned_events API endpoint, rather than the search endpoint (which is the default endpoint used by Eventbrite_Query). The owned_events endpoint will allow you to work with past events.

    An easy way to access this endpoint is to set display_private to true in the template’s Eventbrite_Query params, then just do any additional processing you need to $events before running a loop.

    Plugin Author Automattic

    (@automattic)

    Closing; just open a new thread if you have any more questions.

    Automattic, could I suggest you add this tip to the documentation(?), it tripped us up too and it’s not entirely clear in the docs that you can set display_private to true as a short circuit way of displaying currently running events rather than just private events.

    The documentation states “display_private: (boolean) Include user events marked as Private. Default is false.” which is a bit misleading.

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