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Thanks,

But I only want the category titles – nothing else – any chance you can be more specific on how to achieve this?

Thanks for this suggestion, trying it out now

Here is the pastebin: https://pastebin.com/f0GPrJrU

@samfusion – what you are saying makes however what is weird is that there are no “events” at all – there is no “query to the db” for anything – only the calendar is constructed then I am creating the url string using the generated date in calendar construction.

I then pass the url string to event-results ( which is using a custom template page –> event-results.php ). event-results.php only accepts the url data then query posts from given date ( month, day, year ) –

You can see this working for the 25th: Please see this screen capture: https://screencast.com/t/EDapgLAs1

But why is the an 404 returned on all other dates – even if no post exists the simple echo of url data should show Please see this screen capture: https://screencast.com/t/EDapgLAs1

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I am actually creating a fake events calendar by using this php script: https://coreyworrell.com/calendar/ – I have edited the daily output to
1) Contain a transparent png that links to the events page:https://wp-developers.com/jim_test/event-results

2) Pass a string of variables for month, day, year

3) In a custom template for the events-results page – I accept the values and query posts that meet the month, day and year from the string

There is no events db tables – only querying posts by date sent via url string