Use this code:
//Remove the custom where clause before the calendar query is executed
function hubbubart_calendar_remove_posts_where() {
remove_filter( 'posts_where', 'wpfc_temp_filter_where' );
}
add_action('wpfc_before_wp_query', 'hubbubart_calendar_remove_posts_where', 10);
function change_calendar_item_date($item, $post){
$ini = date("Y-m-d\TH:i:s", strtotime(get_field('start_date', $post->ID)));
$fi = date("Y-m-d\TH:i:s", strtotime(get_field('end_date', $post->ID)));
$item['start'] = $ini;
$item['end'] = $fi;
return $item;
}
add_filter('wpfc_ajax_post', 'change_calendar_item_date', 10, 2);
Hi! I have this ACF date-time format: d/m/Y | H:i
I can’t find the way to make this work, event using this code:
$ini = date("d/m/Y \ H:i", strtotime(get_field('datahora_prova', $post->ID)));
$fi = date("d/m/Y \ H:i", strtotime(get_field('datahora_prova', $post->ID)));
Thanks.
Hi @mcostadada,
I’m using this code, and seem to work as it shows the first upcoming event, but it doesn’t show the other events:
//Remove the custom where clause before the calendar query is executed
function hubbubart_calendar_remove_posts_where() {
remove_filter( 'posts_where', 'wpfc_temp_filter_where' );
}
add_action('wpfc_before_wp_query', 'hubbubart_calendar_remove_posts_where', 10);
function change_calendar_item_date($item, $post) {
$ini = date("d/m/Y H:i:s", strtotime(get_field('start_date', $post->ID)));
$fi = date("d/m/Y H:i:s", strtotime(get_field('end_date', $post->ID)));
$item['start'] = $ini;
$item['end'] = $fi;
return $item;
}
add_filter('wpfc_ajax_post', 'change_calendar_item_date', 10, 2);
Any slution to this issue?
When you add the code the number of events to show per day settings becomes the setting for the total calendar. I had to set that to 200 and then all my events displayed.
