Hi,
thanks for your post, and sorry for the trouble.
The TablePress Extension from https://tablepress.org/download/extension/tablepress-row-filter-date.zip (see the PHP file for some instructions) might serve as a starting point here.
Regards,
Tobias
Hello,
I’m also having a similar issue. I have both the “tablepress-row-filter-date” and the row-filter extension installed, but it doesnt seem to be working. Im using filter_date=future in the shortcode, but it doesnt seem to be doing anything. Did I miss anything?
Hi,
can you provide an example, like a link to the page with the table and the exact Shortcode?
Regards,
Tobias
Thank you!
I’m not very good at this as wordpress is new to me. Here is the site: http://planning.lacounty.gov/site/avcsd/test-page/
I was testing the four shortcodes
[table id=1 datatables_fixedheader=top datatables_row_details=true datatables_row_details_columns="E-G" responsive=collapse filter_date=future filter_date_columns=3 row_order=sort row_order_sort_column=C row_order_sort_direction=ASC automatic_url_conversion=true/]
[table id=1 datatables_fixedheader=top datatables_row_details=true datatables_row_details_columns="E-G" responsive=collapse filter_date=future filter_date_columns=2 row_order=sort row_order_sort_column=C row_order_sort_direction=ASC automatic_url_conversion=true/]
[table id=1 filter_date_columns=2 filter_date=future datatables_fixedheader=top datatables_row_details=true datatables_row_details_columns="E-G" row_order=sort row_order_sort_column=C row_order_sort_direction=ASC automatic_url_conversion=true/]
[table id=1 filter_date=future datatables_fixedheader=top datatables_row_details=true datatables_row_details_columns="E-G" row_order=sort row_order_sort_column=C row_order_sort_direction=ASC automatic_url_conversion=true/]
Hi,
that’s a bit too much. Some of these Shortcode parameters are not compatible.
I suggest to start with the basic
[table id=1 /]
and then add more and more parameters, until things stop working.
Regards,
Tobias
OK, i pared it down to [table id=1 filter_date=future /] and its still not working. Was there something I missed?
Hi,
have you installed and activated the mentioned TablePress Extension? What date format are you using in the table? Can you please post a link to the page with the table where this problem happens, so that I can take a direct look? Thanks!
Regards,
Tobias
Hi,
some months ago I downloaded tablepress plug and some extensions. Now I am starting to do the website relaunch and implement them.
I need to have rows with past dates disappear from the table, so I was
very happy to find this thread and installed the plugin tablepress-row-filter-date mentioned above.
It works perfect for showing only dates in the past, but not for showing only dates in the future or dates today.
Kind regards
Kerstin
Hi Kerstin,
the same applies as for the others above: Please provide more information, like the used Shortcode, the date format, and maybe even a link. Thanks!
Regards,
Tobias
Hi, Tobias,
this is the link, same code, one with “past”, one with “future”
http://karstenkaie.de/test/shows/
Regards
Kerstin
Hi Kerstin,
thanks for the link! The problem here is the date format. The TablePress Extension only understands the US format mm/dd/yyyy.
My suggestion here would be to add an extra column (as the third column) with the desired date in the mm/dd/yyyy format and then use a modified Shortcode like
[table id-3 filter_date=future filter_date_columns=3 hide_columns=3 /]
Regards,
Tobias
Hi, Tobias,
thank you very much! Now it works.
Two other questions and then TablePress is the perfect Tour Tool.
(The normal calender plugins do not allow to scroll or sort or filter the events.)
Q1: Hide two (or moore) columns
For responsibility I would like to have a column with the full show name and a column with a short show name and hide one or the other column for desktop / smartphone.
As I already have to hide the US date column, is there a possibility to hide two columns?
hide_columns=1&7 or hide_columns=1 hide_colums=7 I already tried, then only column 7 will be hidden.
Q2: Show only first 4 or 5 rows
Is there something like filter_date=future+n, n = number of rows. Or `hide_rows=all show_rows=1-n’ ?
Greetings
Kerstin
Addition: I found an older post about a similar Question, filter either a fixed number of events (my problem) or events in a fixed range of days: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/request-events-list/ Similar idea of having events only from “startdate=-3” to events “enddate=21”, dates starting three days before today til the next 21 days.
Hi,
the correct syntax for hiding multiple columns is
hide_columns=1,7
(i.e. a comma-separated list of numbers).
As for the number of filtered results: Unfortunately, I’m not aware of a solution for that 🙁
I can only think of a way to hide the extra rows via CSS, but technically they are stil part of the page.
Regards,
Tobias
Thread Starter
Alex H
(@alex-h)
Hi Tobias
I have been following this thread as I am having the same issue. I have set up a second column with the date in US format (and I have disabled hiding the column for debugging purposes.
I am using the following code: [table id=34 filter_date=future filter_date_columns=2 /]
However the filter does not appear to be working, and I cannot see what I have done wrong. the url is https://www.modburyteam.org/team-readings/
Any help much appreciated
