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  • Plugin Author Marcus (aka @msykes)

    (@netweblogic)

    no this isn’t possible atm, we’ll be rewriting/adding a new recurrence feature that will allow this sort of thing in the near future

    Thread Starter wdixon

    (@wdixon)

    What about the relationship between the recurring event and the individual events … is there one after the individual events are created? is there a way to grab the attachments from the parent event in some way?

    Plugin Author Marcus (aka @msykes)

    (@netweblogic)

    recurring event CPTs aren’t made to be published as pages, it’s just a hidden data type used to create multiple copies of that event on different dates. Once you create the recurrences they are almost like individual events, the only real link to the recurrence template is that they will get deleted and recreated if you modify the recurrence pattern.

    you could use PHP to grab info from the recurrence template, e.g.

    $recurrence = new EM_Event($EM_Event->recurrence_id);

    $recurrence is another EM_Event object which is pretty much an extended version of the $post object, so you could grab information about the post itself using that object.

    Florent

    (@florentjouetcarredelunecom)

    Hi,

    I was interesting for a solution, but if it’s not possible, perhaps there’s a solution on the recurrence page to :
    – show the recurrence format : first day of occurence to last day (#F #d – #@F #@d)
    – show all the future recurrences on each recurrence page

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Marcus (aka @msykes)

    (@netweblogic)

    there’s no placeholder for the recurrence format. you could try putting it in the description of the event manually

    for the future recurrences, you can do this by using variations of [events_list recurrence=”x”] in your event descriptions, see this for more on shortcodes:

    https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/shortcodes/

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