kjparish

I’m looking for the exact same thing. I want a list of expired events, sorted by most recently expired to oldest (descending) order.

Any way we can place this into the shortcode? Or would we have to edit the plugin?

@elizabeth Powell, worked for me too. Thanks!

Did not realize my code snippet above had been chopped off some time ago. Here it is again. Hope this helps.

// Set up initial query for post
	$args = array(
		'post_type' => $post_type,
		'tag' => $tag,
		'category_name' => $category,
		'posts_per_page' => $posts_per_page,
		'order' => $order,
		'orderby' => $orderby,

	);

if( get_query_var( 'paged' ) )
	$my_page = get_query_var( 'paged' );
else {
	if( get_query_var( 'page' ) )
		$my_page = get_query_var( 'page' );
	else
		$my_page = 1;
	set_query_var( 'paged', $my_page );
	$paged = $my_page;
}

// default loop here, if applicable, followed by wp_reset_query();

$args = array(
	// other query params here,
	'paged' => $my_page
);

So, it’s been a little while now since I set this up, but here’s what I did (which worked):

You need to open the display-posts-shortcode.php file in the plugin folder. Find the // Set up initial query for post // section. This is where you’ll be adding to the existing code and inserting the query that allows for pagination (this is a copy of what I created before the “// If Post IDs” section).

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Next – you need to add pagenavi. I inserted it after the ‘endwhile;’ like so:

endwhile;
wp_pagenavi( array( 'query' => $listing ) );
   wp_reset_query();

I’m no expert at this stuff, but I was able to hack a bit to get this working. I hope this helps you.

OK, Ambienthack’s solution seemed to work for about a minute but now it’s back to the same problem for me. I am seeing duplicated WYSIWG editors on every post page (I did not add a second one, so this is some kind of phantom editor).

I’ve gotten this plugin to work with pagination using WP-Page Navi, but you need to feel comfortable tweaking the plugin itself. I installed WP Page Navi and dropped in much of the code from this blog post: and it works!

Great – thanks for the tip!

I posted this on another thread as well, but I also discovered that Headspace presents a conflict. I found no other conflicts with any other plugins. Everything cleared up as soon as I deactivated Headspace. I use these 2 plugins together a LOT so I guess I will hold off on updating older sites for a bit.

Just wanted to report that this thread helped me – I am using ACF 3.0.6 and WordPress 3.3 and was unable to add links or images in the content editor until I disabled Headspace. Now everything is working again, although these 2 plugins never conflicted before. Hopefully something can be worked out. If anyone is using a different SEO tool that doesn’t seem to be presenting conflicts, please let me know.

Thank you so much! That’s exactly what I needed. Hadn’t even realized I’d added an empty field.

I am getting the same message. Any fix for this?

It’s been a couple of months now, but I just did a fresh install of WP and the plugin, which was also broken. Dekoded’s solution just worked for me also. Thanks!

In the above example, the title displays as:

Girl in a Boys' Club: Tina Fey's "Bossypants"

in the feed.

Sorry – my example above didn’t render correctly. Here is another example where titles are displaying special characters incorrectly.

<span class="wpp-post-title">Girl in a Boys' Club: Tina Fey's &quot;Bossypants&quot;</span>

If anyone can help me with a fix for this, that would be really awesome.

I think I discovered a quick way to add category classes to events in the calendar, so that part seems to be cleared up. Still hoping for some confirmation about hooks/filters documentation once going pro.