You can do, but the easiest way is to simply compare the start and dates. E.g., to check if and event starts and ends on the same day:
if( eo_get_the_start( 'Y-m-d' ) == eo_get_the_end( 'Y-m-d' ) ){
//Same day
}else{
//Different days
}
Ah brilliant, would there be any issue to also add in eo_reoccurs() within the conditional statement?
I’m also wondering if I can include the time within the conditional statement as well or if that might be taking it too far?!
No, you can use eo_reoccurs() too:
if( eo_reoccurs() && ( eo_get_the_start( 'Y-m-d' ) == eo_get_the_end( 'Y-m-d' ) ) ){
//Same day & recurring event
}else{
//Different days or not recurring
}
You can also do nested conditional statements if that is required.
Regarding time, eo_get_the_start() and eo_get_the_end() both expect a datetime format string (see php date). So you can include a date or time component or both. That conditionally is just comparing two strings (the date as a string).
Additionally if you do you $start = eo_get_the_start( DATETIMEOBJ ) you can get the datetime back as a DateTime object, which you can do all sorts of things with ;).
Fantastic, I’ve managed to use that to sort out some conditional statements and can just see how I can create a different date/time appearance for events that will reoccur daily – I think!
Many thanks for the help 🙂
