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  • Can you paste the shortcode you’re using?

    Thread Starter BeeZeeB

    (@beezeeb)

    This was created using the Weaver Show Posts plugin.

    Shortcode using filter name: [show_posts filter=next-support-group-event] – You can also use the “Add [show_posts]” button on the Page/Post Editor.

    Shortcode using parameters: [show_posts post_type=event-recurring Event Categories (slug: event-categories) Values (slugs): support-group-meeting date=this-month cols=1 posts_per_page=1 show=full hide_bottom_info=true hide_top_info=true]

    Thank you

    Does the plugin / theme you’re using support custom post types?

    Thread Starter BeeZeeB

    (@beezeeb)

    Yes, I think I know where you are going with this.
    Is there a shortcode to post next event from specific category when display as posts is used?
    I tried changing Display events as: from “pages” to “posts” but the resulting display link from calendar and event widget includes “Members”.

    Have tried using #_CATEGORYNEXTEVENTS?

    http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/placeholders/

    Thread Starter BeeZeeB

    (@beezeeb)

    Sorry, I still don’t get desired result.
    http://www.fvbtc.org/support/support-group/

    Event Pages / Display events as “pages”.

    Added ‘#_CATEGORYNEXTEVENTS [event_id=”365″]’ to page.

    Plugin Support angelo_nwl

    (@angelo_nwl)

    should be something like

    [event event_id=”365″] #_CATEGORYNEXTEVENTS [/event] where 365 is the event id

    http://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/shortcodes/

    Thread Starter BeeZeeB

    (@beezeeb)

    Really appreciate the help with this!
    I have been studying the documentation and the syntax now makes sense to me, although I used #_CATEGORYNEXTEVENT for single event. Confirmed my recurring event ID is 365. The shortcode doesn’t return anything.

    http://www.fvbtc.org/support/support-group/
    This is the page text below the horizontal line:
    <h3>Support Group Meeting</h3>
    [event event_id=”365″] #_CATEGORYNEXTEVENT [/event]

    Try it outside that shortcode.

    Thread Starter BeeZeeB

    (@beezeeb)

    Not sure what you are suggesting.
    When #_CATEGORYNEXTEVENT is used without opening and closing shortcodes, “#_CATEGORYNEXTEVENT” appears on the page.

    how about
    [event post_id="365"]Next Event #_CATEGORYNEXTEVENT [/event]

    Thread Starter BeeZeeB

    (@beezeeb)

    How about a different approach using conditional placeholder? {has_category_Support Group Meeting}content{/has_category_Support Group Meeting}

    I would suspect that to display the single event page formatting I would need to include the following code somewhere?

    <div style=”float:right; margin:0px 0px 15px 15px;”>#_LOCATIONMAP</div>
    <p>
    Date/Time
    Date(s) – #_EVENTDATES
    <i>#_EVENTTIMES</i>
    </p>
    {has_location}
    <p>
    Location
    #_LOCATIONLINK
    </p>
    {/has_location}

    <br style=”clear:both” />
    #_EVENTNOTES
    {has_bookings}
    <h3>Bookings</h3>
    #_BOOKINGFORM
    {/has_bookings}

    Not sure how to put all this together?

    Not sure what you’re asking, but if it helps, you can use specific formatting between the opening and closing [event] shortcodes.

    Thread Starter BeeZeeB

    (@beezeeb)

    Found an easy way to get an acceptable result.
    I created a per page widget called next support group meeting.
    Used single event page formatting from Events Manager Options / Formats in the list item format.

    You can see the result at http://www.fvbtc.org/support/support-group/

    Thank you for your help and suggestions!

    where exactly is the next event you wanted? I can’t see one.http://www.fvbtc.org/support/support-group/

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