bodaniel

Hi,
After upgrade to em 5 with permalinks set like “https://www.myurl.com/events/2012-01-26/” the request variable seems no longer be set? Do I have to get the date from the permalink URL or can I take it from some global parameter?
Thanks in advance!

Hi,
Thanks there was a conflict with another calendar plugin I had.

Now I figured out this:
It works fine if I have multiple events the same day, and click on the particular event, then I can see the timestamp.
But if I have only a single event on a day then I don’t see the timestamp. But if I set this “Show list on day with single event?” in admin, then I have to click the particular event and than it works.

Is there any way I can get “$EM_Event->start” for single events on a day without having to set “Show list on day with single event?” to yes in admin?

My fault… It works fine now. ??
It didn’t work on the particular event I was testing with, acctually I don’t know why. But anyway I created another testevent and now it works fine! Thanks for your help!

/ Daniel

Have tried that also, still no timestamp ??

function my_em_custom_content($content){
  global $EM_Event;
  $content .= $EM_Event->start . " hello world";
  return $content;
}
add_filter('em_content','my_em_custom_content');

Ok, I have tried that but I can’t get it work ??
I have tested with this function but don’t get any timestamp printed, only “hello world”:

function my_em_custom_content($content){
  $content .= $EM_Event->start . " hello world";
	return $content;
}
add_filter('em_content','my_em_custom_content');

Thanks for the reply Marcus.
This assumes that I know the date. But in my case the startdate will differ depending on what event the user is currently looking in to.
So I need some way to get the startdate for the event instance currently beeing shown. Can I set global $EM_Event and get the startdate in some way?
Hope you understand my issue.

Thanks!
/ Daniel