limit is to reduce the total number of results in the found set; what you’re looking for sounds like posts_per_page, which isn’t currently supported (meaning, it remains at 10).
It’s a matter of adding another layer of pagination math on top of what we have now, to handle all result situations. We have no plans of implementing it in the immediate future, I’m afraid.
Is there any other way to pull back over 10 events and display on one page?
Just to be clear, the plugin gets full found sets from the API (if the call results in 50 events, all 50 events come back and are displayed). The number of ten is just WordPress pagination, meaning that if you have 50 public, live events, you will get 5 pages of ten events each displayed on the page with the Eventbrite Events template assigned to it. If you have more than ten valid events on your account, but only get 10 total displayed on the Eventbrite Events page, then there’s something else happening.
Also be aware that any new events that get added to your Eventbrite account will take up to 5 minutes to show up in results, due to search indexing on Eventbrite’s side. We’re working on a different approach that should make new events instantly available.
Can you give me a public link to your events page, so I can take a look?
Sure. Is there an email I can send the link to?
Would rather not post it here.
In v1.0.7, we’ve added support for a nopaging query parameter that will display all returned events (up to a maximum API call result of 50). Thanks for the PR!
