KlausFriese

Amazing. Thanks a lot, that’s great. Works perfect, I added an JavaScript countdown and now I have a “next event xxx in 4 days 8 hours 15 minutes 46 seconds” text counting down to zero.

My code is not yet finished, I will publish it here when it’s final.

I tried:

add_action( 'r34ics_display_calendar_before_render_template', 'loadICSdata' );

// The action callback function.
function loadICSdata( $view, $args, $ics_data ) {
	// do something
}

add_filter('r34ics_display_calendar_set_first_date', function($view, $first_date, $startdate, $pastdays) {
	// do something    
	return $something;
} );

add_filter('r34ics_display_calendar_set_limit_date', function($view, $first_ts, $limitdays) {
	// do something    
	return $something;
} );

add_filter('r34ics_display_calendar_set_earliest', function( $view, $first_date) {
	// do something    
	return $something;
} );

add_filter('r34ics_display_calendar_set_latest', function( $view, $limit_date, $first_ts, $limitdays, $limitdayscustom) {
	// do something    
	return $something;
} );

The action r34ics_display_calendar_before_render_template is called, but the $ics_data[‘events’] is empty. Filters are not called – what’s can be wrong here?

Thanks
Klaus

Thanks a lot, I will try that. And moving the parsing to a separate function is a good idea for a future version.

Another idea I had: I class-r34ics.php there’s a switch for the view and the default call a filter or an action. Filters for setting the date range and an action r34ics_display_calendar_render_template
Can I use these?