shatting

this is how function references are done in php i guess. this kind of syntax is all over the codex (add_filter, add_shortcode,..) so i just used it.

found some info on those callbacks here and here

oh i understand now. you want all events, but instead of recurrences of recurring events you just want a single entry?

– none recurrnig event
– none recurrnig event
– recurrnig event
– none recurrnig event
…

im afraid but i think for this youll have to define a custom shortcode:

function em_get_events_list_shortcode_all($atts, $format='') {
	$atts = (array) $atts;
	$atts['format'] = ($format != '' || empty($atts['format'])) ? $format : $atts['format'];
	$atts['format'] = html_entity_decode($atts['format']); //shorcode doesn't accept html
	$atts['page'] = ( !empty($atts['page']) && is_numeric($atts['page']) )? $atts['page'] : 1;
	$atts['page'] = ( !empty($_GET['page']) && is_numeric($_GET['page']) )? $_GET['page'] : $atts['page'];        

        // get recurrence events
        $atts['recurring']=1;
        $evts_recurring=EM_Events::get($atts);

        // get non-recurrence events
        $atts['recurring']=0;
        $evts=EM_Events::get($atts);
        // filter out the events that are instances of recurring events
        $non_recurrence_evts = array_filter($evts,'is_no_recurrence');

        // merge recurrence and non-recurring events
        $evts_all= array_merge($non_recurrence_evts,$evts_recurring);
        // sort them by start==start date+time
        usort($evts_all,'evt_start_sort');

        //
	return EM_Events::output( $evts_all, $atts );
}
add_shortcode ( 'events_list_all', 'em_get_events_list_shortcode_all' );

function is_no_recurrence($evt) {
    return $evt->recurrence_id == null;
}

function evt_start_sort($evt1, $evt2) {
    return $evt1->start > $evt2->start;
}

and for the display a custom conditional placeholder

function filter_condition($show_condition, $condition, $conditionals_key, $thiss) {

    if ($condition == "is_recurring") {
        $show_condition=$thiss->recurrence == 1;
    }
    return $show_condition;
}
add_filter('em_event_output_show_condition', 'filter_condition',10,4);

so then you can use the shortcode like this:

[events_list_all recurring="1"]#F #d {is_recurring}- #@F #@d{/is_recurring} #_EVENTNAME at #_LOCATIONNAME<br>[/events_list_all]

alternatively, you could just use the {is_long} conditional placeholder like this:

[events_list_all recurring="1"]#F #d {is_long}- #@F #@d{/is_long} #_EVENTNAME at #_LOCATIONNAME<br>[/events_list_all]

cheers, stephan

hello!

simply add recurring=”1″ as a search parameter:

[events_list recurring="1"]#F #d - #@F #@d #_EVENTNAME at #_LOCATIONNAME[/events_list]